I found you on a beach once. Such a perfect cone of creamy white A corkscrew entwined with itself Half buried in the shingles of Llanelli And such a gentle sparkle as I passed

I can see you, walking towards me, With a smile on your face and a song on your lips Your hair shines like sunlight, but sweeter As you gaze deep into my eyes and reach out.

Let me explain something.

The student ponders, wonders what To write without embarrassment For love is a subject not discussed In such a circle of friendship as his.

I had a love once; she was stolen from me Her hair was like the finest silk And her eyes were jewels, from the far, far east Amethysts and diamonds, from the rarest of mines And a smile unrivalled, she made me feel wanted at last.