To Sing For One Who Wish For Respect. Poem by Raymond Sawyer

Thus when the sun touch the sky for the air is fill with respect the more the sky is full of respect and yet for where a heart wish for the touch of respect is touch but just to feel the every touch of respect for one will see a rose that is in bloom but night after night for on will see a star that twinkle thus every twinkle I the twinkle of respect time after time for one wish for the touch of respect but when one see the eyes of the angel some where a heart been touch by the angel of respect and yet to sing for one who wish for respect.




Some where a star touch a heart that wish for respect but yet to the family respect mean a lot to the one wish for the touch of respect for when the stars touch the sky for one sing for the touch but the star that twinkle in the see yet for every warm smile the more the moon will shine in the sky with respect but just to feel the warm smile is like seeing a heart that been touch by the angel of respect thus every min that one sing thus a bird will touch the sky with respect where there happiness for there a heart that wish for the touch and yet to sing for one who wish for respect.



Every moment that the moon touch the sky with respect thus for one who look to the sky but one will sing for respect for every moon light thus one will fee the touch of a star that twinkle in the sky with respect but for who's eyes will be touch with the twinkle of respect but when the sun touch the sky for every rose that touch a heart is the heart of one who wish for the touch of respect and yet to sing for one who wish for respect.



To look in the eyes of a angel for one will seethe touch of respect that will touch a heart but when a heart feel the touch of respect is like being touch by the light of respect that fill the air but when one feel the night breeze that whisper thus for every whisper of the night breeze for it's the angel that of respect that whisper respect that fill the air and yet to sing for one who wish for respect.