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What's This Thing Called Love? I hold my breath so you can't hear My thumping heart when you get near I act nonchalant to hide my fear But when you leave there falls a tear What's this thing called love ? Then we started this dating game Affairs went and affairs came Raging passions, raw and untamed Wild lustful sex, who was to blame What's this thing called love ? Marriage vows, we proceed to share To love, to honour, to forever care For some of us, it's a union so rare For others, an utter nightmare What's this thing called love ? From babies to adults, the joy and the pain To school, tuition, camps, parties. Oh, the strain! Fights! Love! Laughter! Tears! Tantrums! It's insane! No! Wouldn't trade it for ANY worldly gain! What's this thing called love ? The have gone; life is such At home alone, your hand I clutch In our hearts we don't ask for much Only that they remain in touch What's this thing called love ? Parting is sweet sorrow, some day you'll be gone The emptiness numbing, the loneliness, forlorn Around my heart, your memories shall adorn Patience, sweetheart. I will soon be along Is this what you call love ? p.s. Darn ! Can anyone love more than once ? By the way, have you called your parents ? Lee Live today as if it is your last For tomorrow will soon be in the past |
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8/22/2007 5:34 am |
hi lee of course its ok to love more than once. that doesnt mean you forget the one you once loved. its the time you spent with him/her that matters most. we all go through the same rituals of living and loving. the learning never stops...it never will until our last breath. {{HUGZ}}   ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "Relish love in your old age! Aged love is like aged wine; it becomes more satisfying, more refreshing, more valuable, more appreciated and more intoxicating!" ~Leo Buscaglia
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Thank you Maynilabelle and thank you flakes. Glad you like it. Oh, where does the both of you come up with all those quotes ? And, have you called your parents ? Live today as if it is your last For tomorrow will soon be in the past
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