Some Old Guy's
Writings
Janine
My eyes just like my heart was wearily unbound
Then out of the blue a picture of your face I had found
You had me captured instantly I cannot look away
And set me on a course when I thought I'd lost my way
Those eyes that speak to me in the silence of a stare
Drawing out all my pains and laying my soul bare
Those lips inviting me and make me beg for a kiss
'Cause if I didn't it's half my life that I should miss
Like that fabled mirror for hours you held my gaze
That I wonder if in life I got to see your face
I know you'll take my breath away I'll not at all survive
For that look, that smile, that touch, that kiss, I'll gladly give my life