A Kind of Magick
A Kind of Magick
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Daniel R. Risacher
Your beauty is like the sun in winter
so welcome and yet so tragic
Your smile, worth a thousand lifetimes
itself, a kind of magick
Words, like gems, fall from your lips
no less precious or less rare
Those lips I dream to think to kiss
yet never would I dare
So quiet and unsure you seem
yet truth and light do hold you
And every time you doubt yourself
your beauty is more true
Love is such a precious thing
not giv'n or taken fast
'Tis wisdom to have sure foundations
when building things to last
Despite the pages love has filled
it still retains its mystery
for love is itself, a kind of magick,
set free from fantasy