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Sweet Duet


You are a violin And I am a cello We play our songs, our souls But never together My harmony is not at peace Without your melody And the strings of our hearts are out of tune The sounds more like cries than singing The differance in size Is how far I feel from you And our constant cries Make it harder to choose Do I crescendo into the rest of my life? And forget about you Or should I subito forte into your life? And appear out of the blue But a duet is stronger than a solo So forever I will remain Blindly in love with you And with your melody
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