A Message From a Lover

1 How I really wish that I Could take you up to the heavens high Not by the gloomy path of death But by the warmth of my own breath I'll carry you to the place of bliss Sweet pleasure you cannot miss That day to come, a kiss I swear, and music shall, thus, fill the air 2 I pity those whose hearts have fled For the joy of another's bed Worse than war or any bloodshed It is what brings them to the dead To you my love, I hold my trust Though weak are we in the call of lust For you and I are lovers true I'll say it again, "I love you." 3 The coldest heart is my worst fear I pray for warmth, 'tis your voice I hear I lament upon the inevitable test If I offer my love, I'll give you my best I befriended sorrow through-out the years What'll make tomorrow if you bring me to tears? To hold back, do not, I want you to stay Remain in my heart 'til my very last day. 4 My love, oh, my love, though you may be very far My love for you will remain like a scar Wounded I am, missing you from a distance But strongly I stand, to put temptation in resistance No beauty can surpass my loyalty I love you without any uncertainty Though I live in a field of hundred flowers, I only choose one, in which my heart desires 5 To gaze at the flawless waves of the sea To stare at the great skies' perpetual beauty Like a small seed planted firmly on the ground, The two of us shall grow gracefully in bound To seek our father's knowledge of the dirt Great is the Lord's wisdom of the earth His love for us is truly divine I give glory to our God who made you mine!