Showing posts with label 2012; Eric Visconti; Let's Get Real; Endless Perspective of Life. Show all posts
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Thursday, March 30, 2017

Always


The music I hear is timeless, 
 As is your love, 
 Sitting in a cafĂ© this morning, 
 It is 1943 to my ears, 
 Yet my heart knows no years, 
 Though my eyes say you are far, 
 And the date is really today, 
 You are close with me forever, 
 Always. 

 The sun rose as before, 
 As it always seems to do, 
 To the birds a day like others, 
 To me it is fresh and new, 
 Because I always have you, 
 There is never an end to joy,
 Hardship is only an illusion, 
 For love is all that is real, 
 Always. 

 The leaders will always follow, 
 The paths set for them before, 
 The papers play there lonely games, 
 Yet he who follows his heart, 
 Will never have strength depart, 
 The chaos may rule the day, 
 Peace will rule over his soul, 
 Flowing from the heart of God, 
 Always. 

 I dance with you through time, 
 The illusion bringing order to space, 
 That we may comprehends our lives, 
 Though time has no beginning or end, 
 And love through all transcends, 
 As this song of life binds souls,
 With meaning no words can describe, 
 Though I dance it with you night and day, 
 Always. 

Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Let’s Get Real



I called my wife on break this morning and four minutes from the end, she called me back.  I started typing this when she picked up, and finished just before hanging up.  I was just letting this flow on the keyboard while talking with her.  It comes easy when its real.


A day I do not kiss you,
Is a day wasted,
A day I do not smile,
Is a smile lost forever,
To not say I love you,
Is to leave wine bottled,
Taste left unshared,
Your heart cannot feel,
To not hold your hand,
Is to leave a song unsung,
For much occurs in life,
Things beyond control,
But how I face your eyes,
Is a choice made every day,
No matter what circumstance,
Your beauty shines within me,
And to tell you how that feels,
Is my lifelong pride and joy.