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Smile


In me, your smile has awoken something long lost My heart has begun to defrost- Elated that our paths have crossed You smile, I smile, I lack self- control A fire burns in me and you've lit the charcoal With you and this fire, I have been again made whole I wish with you I've had the chance to embrace Look you in the eyes and see the smile on your face As we hold to each other beside a cozy fireplace I know I mention often to you on how I feel Your beauty leaves me feeling surreal And with your smile, my heart you steal A picture of your smile you've sent to me Saved it I did, so I could always see For you, my heart and mind, they do agree
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