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Saturday, July 25, 2009

How Romantic Can It Be?


They say I am too young.

When you are young
Can’t true love come?
Or must you wait?
And if you wait
Will it be too late?

My friend says forget.
I try to, but yet
I seem to remember
The day she stepped out.
I ask why is that
With so much beauty about?

I seem to get the impression
That my heart’s in a depression.
I sit and ask many a question.
When I think of the fun we had
I get sorrowful and mad and sad
When it’s beautiful to see.

            How romantic can it be?
            When she’s far away from me
            And the moon is bright
            And the night
            Is beautiful to see,
            How romantic can it be?

When all is quiet and still
With fog o’re the meadows ‘til
Cows are asleep
Sound and deep
In the midnight dew,
How romantic can it be?

The silver of the lake
Reminds me of her hair,
Liquid and shimmering
And wavy in the air.

A bird in the meadow
Reminds me of her voice,
Clear and perfect
And beautiful and choice.

When ice covers the stream.
Winter clouds shroud my dream.
Nothing e’er goes right
But the night
Is beautiful to see;
How romantic can it be?

How romantic can it be?
Every little breeze
Blowing through the trees
Brings back a memory.

Whether the moon
Or the sun at noon,
It means misery
When it’s beautiful to see.

How sad is sweet parting,
My heart is still carting
Love’s ache and pain,
And my brain
Is asking thee,
How romantic can it be?

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