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I believe!

My sun shines because of You
You in turn soak up the praise
That I rain down upon You
In so very many ways

You fire my existence
Quench my deep thirst
You've come to me at last
I want to make you first

My words fall down around You
You gladly play Your part
And gather each unto Your breast
Hold them near Your heart

So If you leave I'm nothing
And all is of no use
What's the sky without the sun?
A poet without his muse?



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On Monday July 9th, 2007, carlosjackal (1718) writes:
A classic, brilliant statement of love. A write for the ones who set a spark in the soul. -Carl


On Sunday February 11th, 2007, Sin (1639) writes:
this was wonderful...and those last two lines left me with a smile ~kristy


On Wednesday January 24th, 2007, Bella Butchery (1140) writes:
this sort of gives fire for a dry mouth, inspiration, cause for effect. nexst time keep going if you can because i was loving this piece.


On Thursday January 4th, 2007, blue (1742) writes:
=) So very well stated. Welcome to DP. ~b


On Friday December 22nd, 2006, Mylissa (1075) writes:
This is beautiful...and a muse is worth all the words that you speak.


On Thursday December 21st, 2006, alaskanamber (129) writes:
cheers for the muse. mine is a sexy soul stealer that leaves words behind.



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