Summer's fun
This is the way I will always remember you
The sun rises above me, it inspires me to write.
Sea and stones become a memory of your smile,
I will never forget you, our love is always the light
Of our memories, our sorrow sang, me and my lyre.
☉
Summer makes me close my eyes,
Your presence is my missing sail.
No one can hear my cries
Because of my past it is never on sale.
☉
How can I leave the past? Let me found the ways.
Shall I feel the delighted warmth and breeze?
All our moments fill my days.
The sound of the ocean is the way of feeling at ease.
☉
Now I must choose to hear mind or heart,
Remember that our love never dies, we are just apart.
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