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Come and Meet Me Under the Oak Tree

Walking along this long and a lonely road Completely flanked by tall trees Blossoming with rich berries waiting to be plucked Blossoming with flowers waiting to usher us into a new dawn With sweet fragrance in the air and colourful birds singing With their soft and tender tones in the cool hour of the day Calling for a lone lost heart faraway in the wood Faraway in the wood, love comes calling O my darling Come and meet me under the oak tree I have been waiting for you all day long Now it is night My heart is blazing with distress In this cool afternoon, every bird sings itself a love song Every heart sings a new song Every wing creature captures her likes and soars away to the trees and mountain-top Every creeping creature religiously mate beneath the earth before night falls When darkness covers the beauty of nature Walking down to the wood this dark eerie night Praying and waiting for you Under the moonlight and the shade of the oak tree To present to you my beautiful flower and sweet berry That will usher us into a new dawn O my darling Come and meet me under the oak tree I have been waiting for you all day long Now it is night My heart is blazing with distress All night long my heart longs for you Crickets rustle out your name My pretty little Angel My mouth cannot express what is written On the pages of my mind How I long to kiss your soft and tender lips How I long to be sheltered in your arms when soft rain falls I am thinking of you O gentle lady I am thinking of your smiles- the smiles of an Angel I am thinking of your eyes- the eyes of a goddess filled with the colours ofthe rainbow I am thinking of your dark hair, long and flowing like a fountain of water I am thinking of your lips from which lovely words flows O my darling Come and meet me under the oak tree I have been waiting for you all day long Now it is night My heart is blazing with distress

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Date: 12/6/2016 6:47:00 PM
Oh! Beautiful call to a loved one gone.
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