What Words Could Never Feel - By, Brian Blaisdell - Poetry - http://maxpages.com/bacpp1/What_Words_Could_Never

How do I sit here and begin to explain, what words could never feel,
and show the world a fairy tale, of which I know is real.
How do you express a heart, which holds love so pure and true,
how do you explain a feeling, the world just never knew.
Perfect love and perfect trust, has been forgotten in the past,
and so few in the world today, knows how to make love last.
If the world would open up its eyes, than mabye it would see,
that bliss is belonging to another, for all eternity.
To have someone bring a flower, just for you each day,
and lite a candle in the darkness, and always light your way.
To hold you when you're feeling frail, defend you from the night,
and guard you from reality, and the harshness of its bite.
To need someone just as much, as you know they need you,
to treasure someone more than life, a love that's pure and true.
It's a feeling that you never lose, it's something without regret,
a promise that you cant take back, someone you cant forget.
It's the will to sacrifice, all that you hold dear,
giving your heart oh so blindly, with nothing left to fear.
It's your knees when they go weak, when you're just in their presence,
taking you higher than a kite, engulfed within their essence.
It's missing them when they've left your side, and been gone but a day,
it's being there for eachother, long past old and gray.
It's admitting when you're wrong, for no ones always right,
and don't be scared to say " I'm sorry, " for we can't help but fight.
No one's perfect in any sense, battles come and go,
but don't forget to stand together, and true love you will show.
It's seeing something no one else, has bothered yet to see,
it's when i believe in you, and you believe in me.
It's a feeling that is all but lost, a dream I know is real,
it's something you must think by heart, it's what words could never feel.

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