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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required My Philosophy Of Love The winds up high in the heavens above mix on till the times of never is forever These words do flow on like a fountain mingling off to the rivers as so the oceans, Forever till all these endless hearts are all filled up as in the consuming of flatterers of ever As one is heavenly touched with a supercharged energy of deep emotions; Nothing can really compare to the mere thought as all the world is single To think of things being consumed by a collage of laws being so divine Fairest of all is one logical spirit who has brought on to meet and mingle Have you not thought of me for I shall literally be for you with thine ? Can you no see the mountainous steps so high it may have kissed heaven? Then appeared so as we all heard the thundering clouds did clasp upon one another; So there it was lost one lonely flower of my sister would tenderly be forgiven, Does anyone not feel as if by pure disdain it did wither its elder brother? Far off in the unreachable sunlight in clasped the illusion of our vastness of earth For one moment the moonbeams had reached to kiss the enormity of the sea; So with all the treasured wills of the skills thus sweet as works is well worth, If though should not have one tender kiss, then why not me? Written: Oct. 16, 2015 Sherri
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