Sometime In May |
| by Titus Kuweruza |
Last night
I fell asleep in your arms,
I saw heaven descending on earth.
I swear feeling inexplicable peace and comfort.
Beneath the sweetness,
skepticism stirred in my head.
Was it an ecstatic infatuation
or implicit creation of a fool?
I searched for an exact definition of love.
In your voice, passionate magnet
woos me into an unknown abyss
safe calling paradise.
I was a loner
stuck amongst strangers of all,
but I see home in you.
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