No man would dare to ever take away This part of me which takes complete control And shatters all of me me 'till I am whole. 'Tis who I am; how I'll forever stay. My heart will cling to treasures undefined And bursting forth, proclaim the
Lest I show thee Myself Have I no thought Left. 'Tis a wonder I breathe 'Tis a charm all Bereft. My own eyes now: Too soft My own face: A snare. Discrete I plead Tonight When we are gathered All there. I love too well To lose By
Desire for solitude and peace Begs I leave lest my heart cease. Oh for a thousand words to speak; Oh for deafening silence to seek! I'll away at just one word. That voice so little lately heard. And in the thundering of my ears Hear naught but you,
Recall once more the beams of light Turned upside down and right again On your cornea. Or did you meet it? My gaze I mean. I feel the drain Of myself into your eyes. 'Tis fleeting, sure, but God-ordained. If you have a moment, friend, Spare the time for
I love the way you smile at me. You did it much today. When you helped those kids in fun, And laughed as they played; When you served those hot dogs, When you sang those songs, When you painted faces, When you laughed along With young and old alike, And