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Sunset of my life


The breeze gently strokes my face I gaze around, see nothing but your bright red heart It may not be for long but I have fallen in love I sense the strong aroma above I become clumsy around your soul I come to be liquefied by the heat of your presence Feels so right to write about you while I view the sunset disperse The birds chirping into distance Feeling this I reminisce the time we kissed Missing the days we were together Especially your smile that lights the whole word The touch of your skin so smooth as Jumbo my hamster
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