Happyness Is You Poem by Cristobal Benjumea

Happyness Is You



You remind me of mountains

Like silver streams

Wind smelling of lavender

A lake with its tranquil reflection of you

The forest, the rattleing of the leaves

Solitude only contrasts eden with hell

A mound of fallen leaves is beside me, the books on the ground

But the bouganvilia still climbs over the white cotage as the seas waves wash the shore, the sound is pleasant, you are not in the cottage

All i have are memories of you

As the grass grows in the valley

My soul looks for salvation in the memory of you

You that meant so mouch, gave love and was sheer rubies and emeralds

I hope to fall in love again, feel the nearness to god and reproduce his message amongst us love and kindness,

and do his works

Enjoy his earthly treASURES

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