Joy

by

Thomas Granger

Come for teary, contraband feelings that I leave
In shambles on my life's path, but don't let them deceive
You into believing there is any other way
I can make the better parts of this see many more today

Go on being undisturbed, untrue to some degree
You think that I can listen in the future that I see
Though I certainly keep heartbreak high upon the number scale
Still I wonder sometimes why it's so hard to be male

Taking, thus the profit does me less than can provide
Giving all of this to keep you warm and safe inside
Doing it so softly, I caress the tender loins
Of the upper understanding, where the Love and trust adjoins

Comprehension in a subtle hint, cognition mildly squeezed
Left about to take the space of time I may have pleased
To help you realize that I have made a place to share
In my heart it's with me all the time, around and everywhere

Wash those pouring teardrops and wipe the sorrow from my smile
Putting me back into a good mood for awhile
It will only last a second, time will come and time will go
It may end up being the only joy I know

NEXT?
Why don't you look at Electricity for the Future
by: Joyce Hemsley
from: Sunderland, England, UK

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