Music surrounds
Our shared bed
Wondering minds rest
Upon colorful pillows
Your hand on my hip
Calming me
Mine on your chest
Your heart humming
Eyes intertwined
Tell me more
A wish of mine
How does music help you
Do you feel this beat, too
Eyes flutter
Blood flows
The music takes us
Where we want to go
Confessions
I wake up longing
Again
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I love how you circled back to the wonderful opening, Aud.
Hiya, D. Thank you so much. You found a old poem. This proves I just got lucky with my thoughts.
Or you’re good at getting them down. =)
Are you cheerleading now? Giggles…:)
Give me an A! Give me a U!! Giiiiive me a D!! *somersault*
Hahahahaha!!!!*throws you a baton*
Oh the memories….
Yes… 🙂
Oh, surprise ending – it was a dream – and such a lovely one!
A new favorite dream…ahh. Sorry. Thank you, Kate.
This is lyrical and magical! Love it!
Thank you, thank you, Brenda. I am always thrilled to receive your praise. Hugs!
Just so Beautiful 🙂
Blessings and Have a Wonderful Week End~
HI, and thank you, Morgan. 🙂
Thank you! You too…
Ooo! Was it a dream then?
A dream…oooo, yes.
Of who and what?
Probably a man and maybe a side car… *shakes her head*
Oh, I doubt that!
*laughs*
“I wake up longing again” ….. nostalgia for me. Thank you, Audrey. xx
I’m glad you enjoyed my words. Thank you, Amy. xxx
(((HUGS)))
((((HUGS)))) back to you.
Wonderful!
Ever hear Josh Groban’s, “My Confession”?
Thank you, Michael. I haven’t. I will have a listen. Is it a favorite of yours?
Oh … it is one of those that transports me. Makes me wish I could carry a tune without having it as sheet music and in a locked briefcase.
Ha. Well, I must listen to it then. You are so funny, Michael. I bet you sing just fine.
You would lose that bet in double-down fashion.
Poker? I’m all in, Sir. I gotta lot riding on this…
Poke her? I never touched her!
Oh you’ve touched her. I’m sure of it.
A song can take you anywhere, anytime. You got this one, Audrey, musically and otherwise.
Yes, it can. I welcome any emotion a song can provide. It comes in handy, ya know, in my line of work.
Thank you, Mark.
Why certainly. I admire somebody, ya know, in your line of work, Audrey.
Smiles for you, Mark. Giggled a lot. Thank you.