TO MY LOVE

TO MY LOVE
By: Deo Antonio D. Llamas 

I miss you now what can I say
To explain my longing for you
When you are far away
Darkness fills me
Anxiety besets me

To be with you again
To see your face my joy
Is the light to my way everyday
Each Moment of each day with you
Is always treasured beyond measures

Incomplete, incapable, madly loves you
Utterly dependent for your love's caress
Without you I am nothing and with out life
With out color & music and with out feelings
Sure as earth is to the sun as sea to shore

Oh but when you are in my arms again
I see the beauty of our inner dreams
The realization, heavenly passsion
With direction the fire of life & love
Burning burning burning burning

Oh!!!  When will you return
So I'll stop from reminiscene
I miss you Now what can I say
I love you My Love till forever fades away
Here I am waiting still adores you here to stay




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