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Once More, With Feeling

By Jason Morton

By Jason MortonPublished 5 months ago 1 min read
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The sounds of that crackle against the world tells such tales

Of the sweet beauty which every now and again one might see

Not to be outdone by the warm and sultry winds against my sails

As they pushed me harder getting home to you, the one and only

--

Nothing was going to stop the rhythmic sounds of her siren song

As our fingers began to explore, attempting their own little dance

Nothing ever told us anything we were doing was wrong

As the sounds began to move us, and our souls began to prance

--

Lighter we were than all the others before

And when it was through it wasn't something to be let go

Searching forever for that magical moment behind some door

It would never have ended but one of us was late to the show

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Find you in that space and time as I hear the music play

Feeling you're still with me the rhythm begins to pull my soul

Until you appear to answer the call of the beat, your begin to sway

For even this one more dance, let us give the dice a roll

--

For yours truly will be here tomorrow

And each day after that

Hearing the music play relieving my sorrow

Believing yet that it's you, I still can't

--

Everynight becomes but one more dance

As long as you continue to return

Staring into those crystal blue eyes, never thought I had a chance

To ease my souls aching yearn

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About the Creator

Jason Morton

From fiction to reality there’s tons to share about this crazy life. From being a single father, an officer, and having had many insane adventures while I learned about the world, my imagination runs wild with ideas.

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    Written by Jason Morton