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Posted by cockeyed on July 27, 2005, at 21:22:18
NEVER KNEW
Never knew love was a leaning
Into a wind so gentle
but my it swept you up
tossing and turning
and just for a neighbor girl
your heart was sent all burning.
just a girl, and I see her now
and can feel my damn heart burning
'cause she was the world to me
amd I'd no voice for my yearning.saw a picture of her, older than old
these days, the way things keep
turning. over and over again
And, thank god, I felt my stupid kid's
pain, and the sweetness
of nights spent yearning
across the yards, just over the fence
And I'd tell her today
tho years have flown away
she still has my heart
and all that's in it.
[for Nancy, Cockeyed.]
Posted by Susan47 on July 29, 2005, at 21:47:39
In reply to Never knew, posted by cockeyed on July 27, 2005, at 21:22:18
Oh, lucky Nancy .. to bring out that kind of passion in someone, that's exciting, lovely, and oooh so romantic. What a treasure you are. I've had those feelings, too. They're so incredibly strong, aren't they?
Posted by cockeyed on July 29, 2005, at 23:47:24
In reply to Re: Never knew » cockeyed, posted by Susan47 on July 29, 2005, at 21:47:39
I didn't realize I'd written this, probably had a few. But suddenly old times seem desperately new. But without the shine, and each days promise. But...driving along at 50, no longer 75
old age dawned on me. a nasty surprise. Knew it was coming and now old memeories have way more reality than each feeble day's unease.
Still, I'm more awake at nite, so I'll muddle through the day. the hell with "muddling" I'll sleep the time away. Thanks, cockeyed. But lord how vivid memory comes like a sword and maybe there's some pain.
But there's this sweetness that really wasn't then, just ardent longing. I'm too long'f tooth to feel as I did then. thanks cockeyed.
Posted by Carolina on July 30, 2005, at 9:18:36
In reply to Never knew, posted by cockeyed on July 27, 2005, at 21:22:18
have u ever tried sending that to this very special person that after time is still a part of your heart and soul??? if i were her, i would want to read that b/c in a world so full of pain, it's nice to "feel" the love thats written in those words.take care cockeyed...u have a very special gift.
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