2 People In Sync

One minute, one hour or a night
Whatever the time
A connection is made

You know it because you feel it
No question or deny
I feel so good inside
Like I glow
Nowhere to hide
Impossible to be blind
Of how you make me feel

You wake me from a slumber
Make me feel alive
Excite my mind
Like lines and notes meet
Harmonising so sweet
Sounds sublime

Friends forever
or both friends & lovers to be
They enjoy each other's company
No facade or hidden layers
Just free to be themselves
No better place to be

Such a life treat
Whether short and sweet
Over time or forever
Once connected
Seek each other out
They are an opportunity
For something special
Two people who feel in sync
Somehow can't live without
Connection complete
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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November 27, 2013 at 12:15 AM
Shaz, Thank you for spreading and sharing your kindness. You know me I’ will always enjoy stopping by with love and support, no matter if I do not Understand what I am reading at times. I am very grateful and thankful to all who have been supportive of me one way or another. Your heartfelt words are the main attraction of who you are… Thanks for your inspiring visit. ----- Happy Thanksgiving ~ LINDA
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July 25, 2013 at 9:34 AM
Your heart's in sync, your mind's in sync, your writing's in sync. Fantastic!!...Milt
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July 12, 2013 at 2:27 PM
Friends forever or both friends & lovers to be They enjoy each other's company No facade or hidden layers Just free to be themselves No better place to be... I really like this verse. It's so open & full of feeling. To be in sync is really a gift. An inner feeling....
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