He sings in a fire
He sings with a passion inside himself
I could stop, and gaze into his beautiful brown eyes for hours
When we talk centuries could pass as minutes
I drown in his passionate voice, as it invades my mind and body
Hiding from time, he remains an inmortal beauty
When he hits those just-right notes, I could honestly swear it's like a drug for my ears
His morals are signifigant
When he walks he leaves behind lingering elegance
When he sings there is SUCH a passion! SUCH a remarkable beauty that it strikes away any banality in which anyone would live
Butterflys take a residence in my stomach when we meet
Muscles perfectly sculpted, He has no vanity
I can't believe the world could be as so lucky to posess somthing as so beautiful as HIM.
by
BrittanyLafoeposted on 03/28/2008
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