Aug. 9, 1973 1:00 a.m.
Poetry by Michael F. Nyiri
Before the Heartaches
When she smiles a warmth engulfs The valleys - people smile to know she's there When she laughs young lovers know it And I feel that time is dancing through despair I can laugh, but then who hears me If she laughs and she is near me I can face the broken dreams without a care When the world wakes up each morning - I can hear her calling nature to her side When she smiles upon her lovers they all know She can be only nature's bride If I laugh, I try to show it When she laughs, everyone knows it She was light while never ever having tried If she were mellow I'd like to say You are the best thing that has happened today If she were with me I'd say hello Wherever you will take me I'll go And all the time I try to convey All the nice things I really want to say I find I stumble like a schoolboy with a crush If she'd accept me, I'd probably blush. I know I love the moment's creature And I wish I were a teacher But we find someone we'd worship for life. If only I didn't care for tradition If only she liked me only for what I am My poems would be light Like this one tries to be If only I didn't give a damn.
copyright 1999-2005 by Michael F. Nyiri
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