HAPPY APRIL! 2017 IT'S POETRY MONTH!
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EXPRESSIONS OF MIISRAEL
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Posted By: MIISRAEL Bride on April 01, 2017 I LEAVE I leave tomorrow to come to you, all hurt and sorrow will all be through. I leave tomorrow as if were today.. To take a voyage to far away. With arms that await me to hold me close and tender. I leave tomorrow with every adventure joining us asunder. A love awaits me in Western places care. I leave tomorrow to travel fair. I leave behind an old life ; I go with comfort and holy I tarry home with love so boldly. I speak not of dying, but of new giving And forever love is always living. I leave for you my love forever true. I leave tomorrow to be with you. To be with you. . To be with you. . I leave to be with you. . --MIISRAEL WINNIESPOETRYLOVELETTERS FROM THE MISTINGLIGHTSApr2017 #WINNIESPOETRY If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
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MIISRAEL Bride
Author/Writer, Self Academy of Art Col class of 1973 Member Since February 2008 |
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Thanks for stopping by too. ..(Smiles) Saturday, April 1st 2017 at 10:44AM |
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