I Send Love

I love when springtime chases away the cold
Roman walls of stone and those things old
Ancient myths from Homer, they entertain me
I loved licking my lips and tasting the salty sea
Oh such freedom it was to take wing and fly
To feel the passion and fear of being so high
This life so generously given to me by chance
To sew broadly in the winds of extravagance 
Know how different it is to love than to hate
To embrace natures creatures beauty ornate 
Oh world, oh universe, all of the stars above
Thank you, yes thank you all I send my love
Copyright © | Year Posted 2012

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