This song is about lost love, hopeful for new wings. I posted part of a book I am writing about finding my high school sweat heart after thirty years on ezine, this song was written before I found him. I always lamented and pined for him. I dreamed about him at least once a week for years and years. I missed him so much that it ached. I first saw him when I was only fifteen in the halls of our high school. He was with someone else but I knew he would one day be mine. It all goes to show one should never discount young love, I don't.
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So Goes The Time
a song:
Dreams encircle my mind
live up to promises
stolen by time... take back the time
when dreams were young and you were mine.
Slide into shadow and waves
remembered by some
some.... who were young
remember the time, remember the time?
chorus:
Cherish the simple
the mood in my stead
reach out to lov e songs
stroking your breath.
I will be there
in all that you do
in all that you dream
and don't follow thru.
Dreams collide or abide
testing their way
some... will decay
but I... I miss you, the closeness of you.
A blow delivered by fate
she smiles and eyes know
and dance...to the rhymes
but I...will always remember the time, the time.
And so goes the time
so goes the time
and so goes the time.
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About the Author:
Kathy Ostman-Magnusen
Hawaii, United States
Aloha! I am a figurative artist and Illustrator. If you check out my website you will see that I am very prolific in oils. My paintings are collected worldwide. I also do sculpture; images available upon request. I have illustrated for Hay House Inc. , Neil Davidson, who was considered for the Pulitzer Prize in feature writing, and several other publications. I also e njoy story writing and Poetry. All of the paintings,stories and poems on my blogs and website are written by me.
Check out my website http://www.kathysart.com or one of my blogs at: http://kathysart.blogspot.com/
Aloha
Author:: Kathy Ostman-Magnusen
Keywords:: lost love,high school sweatheart
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