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Summer Kisses


A kiss delivered upon the softest breeze. One that will make you stop and fall to your knees. Once given it will leave you begging for more, please! You sit and watch it float away among the trees. One that will make you stop and fall to your knees. Cry out; scream for it to come back again. You sit and watch it float away among the trees. And wonder if once more the kiss will begin. Cry out; scream for it to come back again. For the warmth of its rays you crave and weep. And wonder if once more the kiss will begin. For its beauty has reached you way down deep. For the warmth of its rays you crave and weep. A kiss delivered upon the softest breeze. For its beauty has reached you way down deep. Once given it will leave you begging for more, please!
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