Reverie

Reverie

When my soul's doors are open wide
 And all who look can see inside,
 I dare not meet your eyes for fear
 The world will read what's written there

 For want of visual resting place,
 When I don't dare look at your face,
 I watch your hands and there I see
 A part of you that's dear to me

 Strong, yet gentle, nice to touch,
 I love your hands, they say so much
 About the woman who steers their fate
 And who I've thought so much of late

 Life's taught me things I'm glad I know
 But wish I didn't, even so
 And innocence is not my friend
 Experience won't let her in

 So it is, we'll never be
 What we could be, you and me
 But, wisdom can't control my all,
 So, I watch your hands, and recall...

 I'll soon recapture the message in my dream
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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