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When We Danced

Soft gentle stare
Warm tender touch
You took my hand
And we danced

Arms around me
Light dragging moves
Cheek warm against mine
Breathing deep from the soul

Long have I searched
Finally I have found
When you took my hand
And we danced

I think I love thee
With the violence of a storm
And the grasp of a bird of prey
- With the ardor of a consort.

I love thee in such a way
That the bowels of my being
- Like an incandescent volcano – are ablazed
With the fire of passion.

I love thee as purely as a child – amazed
By the great light of the sun
Over the crests of the waves
- As the one who aspireth for Heaven.

Like a prayer at dawn
I love thee, so serene
And calm and silent.

I think I love thee
More than the cicadas hanker for the summer...
As a flower blooming in the morning
- Naked – bathed by the dew of the night, I whisper for the touch of thine hands.

I love thee with all my soul
And all my pride...
To the length and breadth
And width
Of the universe.

In the lines of a verse
I love thee
With all my strength
And breath and life.
With the allegiance
Of a priest worshipping at night.

I think I love thee
With all the poetry of the world
And the joy which filleth every heart.
From the mountain highest

I love thee
From the bottom of the sea
And the deepest valley
- In an unutterable way...
And if God may,
Thou too, shalt love me.

Fears of dreams go away ,
tear's of night fall this way .
Heart breaks and soul dies no more freedom life's a lie .
Only these can make you in darkness only you that's sets them free
and that's why I love you being with me .
No fears of dream will win , not tears of night shall fall .
Heart with never break build by a strong wall and my soul will be forever more you being with me is my freedom complete my life is at your feet my only darkness is nil your my lightness of will .
still Love you baby

God has created every heart in pair
I know you have got my other part sweet heart.
When I look into your eyes
I find the meaning of my life!!
when I imagine you by my side, all of my sadness is gone
I feel light as like as cloud.
Your smile bring me back into the life
your touch make me feel alive again.
Ohh..my sweet heart, you are the queen of my heart
I wish to find you someday by my side
My cute sweet heart...
I can wait for you forever.

Why can't i walk down a street
...free of suggestion?

Is the body my only trait
... in the eye's of men?
Within the eyes of man

Well I've got some skin
Do you want to look in
Cause Ive got some

There lays no reward
...in what you discover
You spent yourself boy
...watching me suffer
Suffer your words
Suffer your eyes
Suffer your hands
Suffer your interpretation
...of what it is
of what it is to be a man

Well I've got some skin
Do you want to look in
Cause I've got some

Thine lips are like petals,just keep it on mine...
Oh!I still not sip once all,whats all the wine.
your each of the smile,everytime take my piece....
And your every stare to,showering on me all bliss.

You are all one of one,and no one can be other....
And knowing you all enough,myself for to adore.
Can you stand for me all,And can feel not alone....
Share thou,am all yours,Dont let moments all Gone.

Once upon a time all,I do have fallen by blink....
I was so pimply looks,she all cute one all think.
But i was all by fear,as she loves to stare me....
And one she also fallen,although by to know us as we.

But as most of tale have,each one have thin ears....
And one day she left all,no glimpse of,passed years.
For will she stay same,Greeted smiles,in my weeps.
And fate make us meet again,Only wish such i do keep....

I have searched a million stars for you
I have cried a ocean to cross to find you
I heard your name whispered in my ear at night
I have forever held you tight
I look for you in the essence of life
I heard you call for me..
I spoke you into exsistence
I wait for you night and day
I see you in my dreams
I see your beauty in all things
What more can I say....

Today"s morn as same of every,The only hope heart want,
But only thine of same awaits,And else nothing cant.
And the days of love ill last,As far we both all lead....
But was so for alone till,Only to thy heart thou do plead.

Give me the way you like to,And can move foots all till by....
And world also come know all,Else one not got,one you why.
But do never like miser heart,Keep enough to give charm meadow....
And thine glory such do cordan,By have on me thine eterth shadow.

'Twas the night before Christmas and all was not still.
Jingler's rang; car'lers sang ‘Oh, To Men Of Good Will.’
But inside the courthouse, the defendant sat grim,
Took off his fur cap, stroked his chinny chin chin.

He stood 'fore the Judge, a frown creasing his face,
While his Lawyer proceeded to present his case.
"Your Honor", he pleaded, "this man's not a crook.
All he did was his job, which he did by the book."

The Judge glared from the bench, glasses tipped low.
"That's not quite the truth, I have his M.O.
Mister Clause is now in my jurisdiction,
And if I have a say, I'll yea for conviction."

"A quack we have here, in red masquerade,
With a sack filled with toys to complete the charade.
This man has ignored town noise ordinance,
So don't try to plead his law ignorance."

"His list of crimes go on; more than just a few.
Breaking and entering, everyone wants to sue.
Sneaking down chimneys is as bad as it gets.
Though child hanky-panky is worse even yet."

"Please explain the mistletoe, if perchance you can?
What about the orgy, started by this fat man."
The lawyer stepped forward, a tear 'pon his cheek,
"Please, your honor," said he, "please now may I speak?"

"Yes, my client was there, and the tale went like this,
The Missus grabbed his butt, and gave him one big kiss.
A gentleman he was, and kissed her back polite
So if it wasn't right, it was just an oversight."

'Twas the night before Christmas and all was not still.
Jingler's rang; car'lers sang ‘Oh, To Men Of Good Will.’
But inside the courthouse, the defendant sat grim,
Took off his fur cap, stroked his chinny chin chin.

He stood 'fore the Judge, a frown creasing his face,
While his Lawyer proceeded to present his case.
"Your Honor", he pleaded, "this man's not a crook.
All he did was his job, which he did by the book."

The Judge glared from the bench, glasses tipped low.
"That's not quite the truth, I have his M.O.
Mister Clause is now in my jurisdiction,
And if I have a say, I'll yea for conviction."

"A quack we have here, in red masquerade,
With a sack filled with toys to complete the charade.
This man has ignored town noise ordinance,
So don't try to plead his law ignorance."

"His list of crimes go on; more than just a few.
Breaking and entering, everyone wants to sue.
Sneaking down chimneys is as bad as it gets.
Though child hanky-panky is worse even yet."

"Please explain the mistletoe, if perchance you can?
What about the orgy, started by this fat man."
The lawyer stepped forward, a tear 'pon his cheek,
"Please, your honor," said he, "please now may I speak?"