For Every Min That One Wish For Respect. Poem by Raymond Sawyer

For Every Min That One Wish For Respect.



For when it cool thus a heart wish for the touch of respect and yet every touch of respect for a rose shall bloom in full thus the heart that wish for the touch of respect shall feel a warm smile that will fill a heart but for every rose that one see is the rose of the family that will touch a heart with respect just for every min that one wish for respect.


Some where in the deep of once heart for there is a place for respect but to the family respect mean a lot to the heart that it touch with respect the more the heart wish for respect the more the moon will raise to touch the sky with respect just when the heart feel the touch of respect a rose shall bloom in full with the touch of respect but for every min that one wish for respect.


Thus here in the night for a star that shine for it's eyes sparkle in the night just to feel the touch of the star is like being touch by a rose that is full of respect but to the family that touch a heart for respect is special to the heart that been touch by the star for who's eyes sparkle in the night yet for every min that one wish for respect.


Night after night the heart that been touch shall warm the heart that wish for the angel of respect to touch the heart thus for every min that the moon shine for there a warm smile that shine in the night and yet for every min that one wish for respect.


Oh beautiful night for every star that touch the sky for one wish for the touch of respect but when one look in the eyes of them angel for one feel the touch of respect in the eyes of the angel sweet angel of respect thus a heart wish to feel the touch of the angel respect some where in once heart for the light of life fill the heart with the light of respect.

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Well good even to all the hearts that wish for the touch of respect and yet every wish for the touch of respect is like being touch by the light of happiness to fill the heart that wish for it.
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