Poetry: I hear you - by Irene C. Dasalla

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by Irene C. Dasalla

Created on: February 15, 2010 Last Updated: February 16, 2010

Can It Be?

I can hear your voice
In the stillness of the night
And even when my eyes are closed
I can still see your light

Power I cannot see
Love I cannot feel
Sweetness I cannot taste
Strength I cannot touch

Your presence gives me glow
An inspiration to go with the flow
You awaken something deep within me
A prisoner who wants to break free

Should I start to believe
And let faith takes me
To a world I had forgotten
Let alone had existed

Can it be possible?
To live and be alive once again
To feel the rain on my head
And be a child again?

Can it be?

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