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Whenever I May Find Her

Empty streets in the rain....

 

Wouldn't we have said,

"there's a song about that"?

and smiled into each other's eyes.

 

But I was there today...

on those streets we gilded

with our bright new love.

 

I stopped at the corner by the parish

and heard your voice;

its little happy gasps, and

excited half whispers.

 

I remember you, sitting down

under sweeping branches,

but still reaching up

to hold my hand

in the beauty of the night...

 

... but now it is just another day

smattering with rain.

your ghost plays hide and seek with me

and our music storms in my head.

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Written by
doux-argente-oiseau
Canadian
Published
Jul 1, 2010
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Notes

The title _Whenever I May Find Her_ is partially borrowed from a Simon and Garfunkel Song called "To Emily, Whenever I May Find Her". Written June 1st, 2010

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