To Feel The Sun Is To Feel The Touch Of Respect. Poem by Raymond Sawyer

Here on a clear night for the moon will shine with the light of life thus every star that touch the sky is the family of the angel for who's heart is full of respect but yet when one look to the sky thus a star shall twinkle in the eyes of the heart that wish for the touch of respect thus when a bird sing for it' sing for the touch of respect yet to feel the sun is to feel the touch of respect.


Some where a heart that feel a warm smile is the heart with respect and yet it's a happy heart that been touch with respect for every heart that wish for the touch of respect is the heart that wish to feel the touch of the angel of respect tonight tonight for a heart shall feel the touch of respect thus it's the family that will touch a heart with respect and yet to feel the sun is to feel the touch of respect.


The land of roses is the roses of the angel for who's house is the sky that is fill with respect for every rose that been touch with respect shall touch a heart with respect but when one been touch with respect for one shall see a bird that will fill the air with the touch of respect and yet to feel the sun is to feel the touch of respect.


A night for the moon to shine but when the moon raise for it raise with the light of life to fill a heart that wish for the touch of respect but when the stars touch the sky for one will see the eyes that sparkle in the night tonight is the night for a heart tom be touch with respect for every heart that been touch with respect is a happy heart with a warm smile thus to feel the sun is to feel the touch of respect.


Some where the house of the angel is open to touch a heart but when the sun raise for there a warm smile for every rose that feel the touch of the sun raise been fill with the touch of respect yet every rose thus there a blue bird that will touch a heart with happiness oh how sweet it feel just to be touch by the family of the angel of respect yet to feel the sun is to feel the touch of respect.