A Father's Smile
The eyes used to seeHow the beauty of the scenery
The sky was so blue
The beauty was so true
And the ears used to listen
How the birds's wings waving
The leafs on the trees dancing
Rythiming with the wind
But since last the ears listening
A father's voice no more
His breath trembling
Chill and sorrow surrounding
And since last the eyes saw
A father's smile no more
His figure layed still
His lips feebly unlocked
The heart was beating
But the thought confused
Sceneries turned dark
All beauty no more
Raining there heavily
Raining tears and sorrow
Still standing knees shaking
Still breathing but dying
If time was friendly
Would I exchange those wasted
The time and quality
With his happiness and smile
Would I not waste any seconds
Would I cherish every moment
Would I gather every minutes
To deserve a Father's smile
Longing now badly
Longing now and forever
Trough sorrow and pain
Will I pass it again
Now without his strenght
Will I walk the path
Alone with brave
Even as woman, I'll survive
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