A Look of Centuries

by Bill Turner   Feb 3, 2006


I have paid my dues
Drank with gentlemen and scholars
Sung many a song most of them blues
Worked hard chasing the dollars

Spent my time on the street
Ran with a rough crowd
Not the one for your parents to meet
Lived my life a little too loud

I would always blow like the breeze
No one would ever tie me down
Talking and living as I please
Wearing my forever frown

A subtle smile and sparkle from your eye
A look that spoke centuries to me
No longer will my heart cry
As I gaze with wonder upon thee

You have shown me a better way
Like a cat I have yet another life
I again smile for you today
Sensing there will be no more strife

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  • 18 years ago

    by Ann Stareyes

    Bill
    Beautifully penned, you are simply awesome with words.

    love ya, Ann

  • 18 years ago

    by Cuddles

    Such a wonderful masterpiece!

    "A subtle smile and sparkle from your eye
    A llok that spole centuries to me
    No longer will my heart cry
    As I gaze with wonder upon thee"

    I love that!! A picture may be worth a thousand words, but your few words paint the most beautiful pictures.

  • 18 years ago

    by Simon Hayes

    Wonderful!! A truly beautiful piece. Really loving and cheery write, which made me smile!

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