Sergio Coto
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Poem "For me and you":
- written October 2006
- published April 5, 2009
- viewed 65 times
Other poems by Sergio Coto:
»Adventure«
»Affection«
»Arrogance«
»Being«
»Commercial Gossip«
»Courageous«
»Far«
»Flower«
»Him«
»I Wanted This«
»Never-Ending«
»Open Mouth«
»Remorse and repent«
»She«
»Svelte and Surpassing«
»The story of my life«
»Times Full of Lies«
»Took Me All Day«
»You know... I know«
Visit Sergio Coto's profile page
Poem "For me and you":
- written October 2006
- published April 5, 2009
- viewed 65 times
Other poems by Sergio Coto:
»For me and you«
by Sergio Coto
Been to heaven and back
to miss your eyes,
been forth and back
to scare my courage.
Belonging to my serenity
you begin to sob,
believing my lies
you end up billowed.
you awfully clatter and effuse
though gently run away,
you get up and hunt me down
to tears and I rehearse.
to holding up tonight
is it good if I stay,
or is it better if I fall
to your merrier weakness.
I count down the nights
filling up the sky with fades,
Been up to boiling sourness
trying to breath memories of you.
With sublteness I manage your prayers
and catch your dreams and sins,
you become the dresser for my change...
I never said I've been forever forgivingly yours.
to miss your eyes,
been forth and back
to scare my courage.
Belonging to my serenity
you begin to sob,
believing my lies
you end up billowed.
you awfully clatter and effuse
though gently run away,
you get up and hunt me down
to tears and I rehearse.
to holding up tonight
is it good if I stay,
or is it better if I fall
to your merrier weakness.
I count down the nights
filling up the sky with fades,
Been up to boiling sourness
trying to breath memories of you.
With sublteness I manage your prayers
and catch your dreams and sins,
you become the dresser for my change...
I never said I've been forever forgivingly yours.
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