Moon in Taurus
Echos in time
The moon is in Taurus
I’m thinking of you
If I hand picked a lover
It’s you that I’d choose
Under the moonlight
Picturing this
A scene in my story
A passionate kiss
Under the same sky
Sweet summer breeze
Innocent wishes
Rising degrees
Stadium lights
Just you and I
The stars up above
That look in yours eyes
A perfect night
Driving in cars
Let’s sail away
Let’s fly to Mars
Walking in dreams
Looking for you
A vision of us
You want me too
Truth in my words
Never too late
Caught up to destiny
Changing my fate
Back to the past
Your comfy sweater
Poetic words
Handwritten Letter
Different worlds
Echos in time
Memorable moments
Put into rhyme
Beautiful words
Drip from my lips
Thousands of things
Both of us missed
Into the future
Goodbye to the past
Zero to 60
No not that fast
Slow and in rhythm
Sweet melody
Sway to the music
Two ships at sea
Under the moonlight
Talking all night
You by my side
Always felt right
First time confessions
Time to be honest
A scene so perfect
Like we both want it
Perfectly scripted
My favorite scene
Can’t wait to see you
Meet you in dreams
About the Creator
Jennidoll of (jennidoll.inc)
I am a writer, photographer, and a storyteller. I gain inspiration from the haunted and the beautiful, and the mysterious 'in between'. Music is my Muse and so are all of you. Everyone is a character in my story. Welcome to my storyland.
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