What Is Love

you ask me what is love?
i'll tell you how it is
it's right here in the air 
the air we both breath

it's in the tear drops
that fall from clouds above	
trust me when i say this 
sometimes it hurts to love

love is in the sunlight
that shines upon us both
love really makes no sense
like beauty of a rose

love's really hard to find
my chances - slim to none
please hear the song i sing
'cause maybe i am the one

the one who you could talk to
when everything's gone wrong
the one who comforts you
the one who sings this song

you know, i maybe special
and crazy in some way
although i'm very careful
with words that i do say

i know that you are out there
this world is big enough
i know some day i'll find
someone i could love

i know that you are out there
this world is big And Small
i know some day i'll find
a girl with native soul

a soul i could endear
to share my world with you
i look for someone special
to wisper i love you
 
even if she heard me
there is nothing i could do
to make her understand
my words are really true

is anybody out there!?
however far may be
is anybody out there...
who sang this song with me
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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Ajmal Avatar
June 20, 2017 at 8:07 AM
A very beautiful written poem, yeah I m the one, who also wants love, I m sure that the girl I think is somewhere in this world, and I m sure when i ll see her i ll know for sure that she s the girl I m thinking of from my childhood, I really enjoyes your poem and truly wish you find your love however I m new on this site and would really appreciate if you could find time to read my poems and give your honest reviews about them
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