I could count the grains of sand on the shore,
Through a straw, I could drink the sea dry,
But never could I stop loving you,
If commanded, I could not comply
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But if he DID, he'd walk all day on COLD water, trying to not, on his feet, HUGE blisters raise! !
Who would dance on the sun! ? Who indeed? Perhaps B. Johnston, to feel the praise?
I can change a diaper, but not a bird's song. If I were told to do it, I'd simply answer: 'Why? '
My math ain't real good, my stomach's too small. To cease being your friend, I'll never ever try.
Hell's bells. Are you related to Jesus? ? ? [ I could walk on water to come to you, ] I doubt I could improve on this effort of yours; it's supreme. But I'll offer up somethin'. bri ;) : )
Dancing on the surface of the sun, counting grains of sand, drinking the sea dry through a straw...and so on. Such great imagination to show how powerful love can be. I really enjoyed this masterpiece.
Deep love is divine that the rare enjoy. Thanks for sharing. You have presented the conundrum well
strong feeling to show love! Is love worth? for you, enjoy yourself! ! !
I see there are 4 poems of the same title on PH. AND, wow, each poet's first name begins with 'L'. ;)