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For You Always and Forever I'll always be there, When you need me, I'll always be there, This you will see. I'll always be there, To make you smile. I'll always be there, For a very long while. I'll always be there, To hold your hand. I'll always be there, By your side, I'll stand. I'll always be there, Forever by your side. I'll always be there, A place for you to hide. I'll always be there, To give you my all. I'll always be there, To catch you if you fall. I'll always be there, To be your world, I'll always be there, Till the very end. So you see my dove I am always there. To help you along, And show you I care. D.Adams
Been a long time since I've been on and doing my thing. I'm back and posting soon. I made a move to South Carolina alone and change some things in my life other than writing and music. Thank you
True Love Has It All True love is blind, though it waits before your eyes. On the outside you only see a disguise From the moment you meet the attraction starts But true love is found in your souls and in hearts. A Spiritual affinity sent from above Trust your soul and your feelings to sense true love Not seen nor heard and often unrecognized Do not insist on seeing it with your eyes Souls meet on a level senses can't define And it can't be explained by merely the mind Certain people meet and they feel a reaction Chemistry alone is only attraction The spiritual affinity is a must Sexual attraction alone is pure lust It's when you've found both that true love's come to call Friendship and desire, true love has it all. D. Adams
The Shore If memory has a center, let it be here Unless, that is, a fever takes it, the brain. A hole the size of who we were, or worse, Who we would be, who we are now, now Ask the man inside his small bay window. Not that his wife is a stranger, Far from it. If ever she leaves his room a moment, She returns to him as the long lost face, To a happiness he forgot he had. And so the art of moving forward, loss Over loss in waves against the shore. Just listen to his music, the unlikely Way it shivers through him, his language, Worn to something crystal in the current. See his eyes close as his hands begin, A face afloat at the black of his piano. The deeper he goes, the darker the gloss, The more sand he lets fall through the hour. Whatever binds ones measure to another, It binds the damage the way air binds objects. In a room, until one day his wife stops, Transfixed above a sink of dishes, to say, How strange, I was just about to do that. A glass chimes in her hand. Then she rinses, Mindful, places it on it's mouth to dry. Each one listening for the next to speak. D. Adams