Weep No More

by

Roy Wayne Crouch

You told me of your heart-aches,
This hurt so deep inside.
You tremble at the thought of love,
With fear you choose to hide.

As we talk, I watch your face,
Your eyes will tell no lies.
Then I tried to kiss you,
As tears came from your eyes.

Now you turn and walk away,
I ask you what I’ve done.
You said you opened up your heart,
To so many hit and runs.

Now with calm and reason,
I reach with open arms.
To me you are so beautiful,
I wish to you no harm.

To you I ask for just one chance,
Before you close this door.
To kiss the wounds, that scars your heart,
My darling, weep no more.

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