In speech it seems forever right is wrong
The grammar love must use enumerates
What sadly grows but smaller while so strong
And failure reigns that none articulate
For words that do oft fuel hot debate
Are ever left from matters of the heart
And if the heart does mirror soul and fate
No passion has the lexicon of art
But look on past the void and back to start
To endless want for passion to express
And find my sullen weary face apart
For I instead the earnest do impress
If there are countless words but in my mind
Would long, for you, that speech romance refines
Feb 22, 2013
Feb 22, 2013 at 4:06 PM UTC
In speech it seems forever right is wrong
The grammar love must use enumerates
What sadly grows but smaller while so strong
And failure reigns that none articulate
For words that do oft fuel hot debate
Are ever left from matters of the heart
And if the heart does mirror soul and fate
No passion has the lexicon of art
But look on past the void and back to start
To endless want for passion to express
And find my sullen weary face apart
For I instead the earnest do impress
If there are countless words but in my mind
Would long, for you, that speech romance refines
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