David Harris (18 June 1945 / Bradfield, England)
Poems by David Harris : 1634 / 2835
Love
Teardrops fall invisible
amongst the falling rain.
Sadness conceals itself
amongst the anguish and pain.
Love comes in many guises
to catch us unaware
as we travel down our many roads
to seek our fortune there.
Love awaits in corners blind
to steal us in a stolen glance
and we give up to it
at each and every chance.
Thus, the world turns around
waking us each new day
with its own surprises
and you can guess
that love is not far behind.
11 March 2012
David Harris
Submitted: Sunday, March 11, 2012
Poems by David Harris : 1634 / 2835
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