Jun 2015
I feel you on my face
I taste you on the wind
I labor while I long for you
My most beloved friend
So long since you've been gone
Yet feel I the pain as much
And counting days as happenstance
Await your spirit touch
My fear profound yet plain
That I will never know
A love the like I had with you
The will to let you go
Cori MacNaughton
2Feb2005
I taste you on the wind
I labor while I long for you
My most beloved friend
So long since you've been gone
Yet feel I the pain as much
And counting days as happenstance
Await your spirit touch
My fear profound yet plain
That I will never know
A love the like I had with you
The will to let you go
Cori MacNaughton
2Feb2005
I wrote this a year and a half prior to meeting my current husband - who proved to me that lightning can, indeed, strike twice. ;-)
I have read this in public but this is the first time it appears in print.
I have read this in public but this is the first time it appears in print.
(F/Middle Tennessee)
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