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Apr 15, 2015 2 min

Heart Song

from LesleyWoodSpokenWord Hosted by Lesley Wood

Heart Song spoken words by Lesley Wood There was a song I had long forgotten or not forgotten but locked away. A tune, you carelessly hummed and caused my heart to wake. Your touch, your eyes, your knowing smile. You always knew the end of every game we played. You won my heart in your gaze. These days, All I long for is to touch your face. To bathe your tresses and run fingers through. My desires lie above. My desire is you. Those days, I stayed above water. Any deep depth chilled & caused bones to shake. Those days, I could not meet your eyes. Those days in the past, I told only lies; Go away I don’t want you do not speak to me These days, I fear -but fear is nothing new to me I will drown in fear if it will bring me closer to you, as A day without you is what I have grown used to. But nothing need remain the same. Nothing gold or black can stay. We can try to be close again. Your eyes are life Of green growing things and faerie dreams Your smile lifts my heart strings. Your song opens me through and through I know you KNOW me As I KNOW you. We are foolish to deny it, to fight or hide it. Do you not understand yet? This song between us, in our bones and souls Is not one long forgotten or denied. We can ignore and hope it fades, But life’s shores bring us to each other’s doors. The wind carries our songs to each other’s ears, and The bubbling rushing river carries our hopes and fears. Our hearts ache when the other’s in pain. Black hearts will part. Only love remains. © 2011-2016 Lesley Wood img src: 'Heart Song' by Dave Moilanen

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