I thought I knew what beauty was.
The soft perfection of a rose,
Petals of silk, kissed by the early dew.
The warmth of the morning sun,
The gentle shades of pink and blue.
A tender kiss to start the day.
I thought I Knew what happiness was.
The sound of a child’s laughter,
At a butterfly floating by.
A wish you make on a falling star.
As it shoots across the midnight sky.
I thought I knew what passion was.
The red and orange of the setting sun.
A fiery passion that lights the sky,
Just as the moon begins her gentle rise.
And cools the flames with silent serenity.
I thought I knew what love was.
Then I met you.
Written & Submitted By:
© Littlefeather500
Music © Margi Harrell
September 1, 2012 @ 7:43 pm
Wow! What beautiful words of true love.
I would love to receive an ecard like this.
September 3, 2012 @ 3:24 pm
I wish not just to receive an e-card like this, but actually know what the true meaning of love is, what it feels like to be loved. I never had that luxury. Those of you that have felt and had true love, cherish it in your heart, mind and souls forever. All I ever wanted in life was love, respect and good health….then I would consider myself the richest person in the world. I guess I will never know or have any of that. I’ll be 65 in December, and can honestly say, I’m still waiting to know what love, respect and good health is like.
September 5, 2013 @ 6:39 pm
Lola, I raise you up in prayer. I pray that you will experience love, respecdt, andwhatever improvemenet in health that you need. Someone said, “Old aga ain’t for sissies” – although 65 is not old age.
I am 82. The saying holds true, old age AIN’T for sissises. Try to enjoy the comics or some funny source.
I saw a cute cartoon of Daddy squating to tie P.J.’s shoes, and P.J. asked, “Daddy, how do you make your knees crack?”
September 6, 2013 @ 4:37 pm
Thank you Irene Satory for your kind words. Just going through some really rough times right now just like the rest of the world. Trying to figure out what to do next. Have a beautiful day
Lola