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death can not touch you for in the bliss of your innocence lies a power so great that it defies all things temporal your purity is your beauty your humility, a tender reminder of the ecstasy of living that none can mar.. truly the light of morrow shines in your eyes and what can not be seen by common vision can be felt by the softness of your youthful heart I can not stop looking at Your face, For it is a countenance That speaks of ages Yet it is not old And it will never be old For you are like a song That lasts forever With words that save The souls in dark oblivion Therefore sing- and unto the night Cast a light to shine upon us Save us from this dreary depth And lift us into heights of higher grounds For it us you who knows the way Out of this dreadful maze Guide us with your soothing voice Unto your memory let us rejoice And through the eye of the day Teach us the goodness of your way...
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Apr 7, 2015
Apr 7, 2015 at 8:02 AM UTC
Carmela's Song
death can not touch you for in the bliss of your innocence lies a power so great that it defies all things temporal your purity is your beauty your humility, a tender reminder of the ecstasy of living that none can mar.. truly the light of morrow shines in your eyes and what can not be seen by common vision can be felt by the softness of your youthful heart I can not stop looking at Your face, For it is a countenance That speaks of ages Yet it is not old And it will never be old For you are like a song That lasts forever With words that save The souls in dark oblivion Therefore sing- and unto the night Cast a light to shine upon us Save us from this dreary depth And lift us into heights of higher grounds For it us you who knows the way Out of this dreadful maze Guide us with your soothing voice Unto your memory let us rejoice And through the eye of the day Teach us the goodness of your way...
For: Carmela Vizconde ( 17 January, 2011)
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Apr 7, 2015
Apr 7, 2015 at 8:02 AM UTC
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