Not Here, But There With You
I bring to bear the thoughts of parting smiles,
Forever they will track me down the miles;
The hardly hidden sadness that they cloak,
The misting eyes in falling rain and smoke.
Leaving you, the one who means so much,
Allegiance sworn, I never will lose touch;
And lock the promise in me, never fleeing,
Affirmed with every fibre of my being.
The silken dreams of friendship sheath each day,
Despite I let the cards fall where they may;
And in the light of all I see and do
My heart belongs not here, but there with you.
Copyright © Tony Bush | Year Posted 2005
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