Do you see that flower?
It has no beauty compared to your presence.
Do you see that lake?
It could never replenish my thirst the way your eyes do.
Do you see those trees?
They could never provide the amount oxygen that I lose when you kiss me
Do you see that house?
It could never give me the safety that I feel wrapped in your embrace
Do you see Me?
I can never love myself as much as you do.
Dec 2, 2014
Dec 2, 2014 at 11:37 AM UTC
Do you see that flower?
It has no beauty compared to your presence.
Do you see that lake?
It could never replenish my thirst the way your eyes do.
Do you see those trees?
They could never provide the amount oxygen that I lose when you kiss me
Do you see that house?
It could never give me the safety that I feel wrapped in your embrace
Do you see Me?
I can never love myself as much as you do.
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