My B and Me

I look into your eyes, and we share a friendly embrace
 Like schoolyard children we giggle at nothing in particular
    You raise me up, when I feel like the world is spinning,
                           Dancing like a flickering candle, 
                            Uncontrollable, like a flame 
             Inconsolable, I come to you and we go to Our Lord
                                 Reading the Truth,  
              Eating from the Spiritual tree of knowledge,  
              Laughing about the absurdities of this world  
   Talking to one another in eager anticipation for the Coming of the One
    We sing sweet melodious songs in praise and Thanksgiving to our precious  
                                       Christ
     The redeemer of our souls, the Gentle Savior to whom we both cling
       You are my friend, the confidante with whom I share my deepest 
                                    Fears/Regrets
                                 Regrets/Sorrows
                                   Joys/Secrets
                                     Poetry/Art
                                 Words/Symbols
      The words that I write, the words you have longed to hear
                       Encapsulated in my thoughts
                     
                        What more can I say?
                                    You
                                  Mean
                             The World
 	                 I
                                     Me
                                    You
                                    We
Copyright © | Year Posted 2008

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