Y O U
There were those cold and lonely nights,
when I want you here by my side.
to lay beside and hold you tight,
with caring touch of my arms open wide...

Wish you were here next to me,
Spending each moments quiet and free.
It's you that I wanted to see,
With all of my heart and true it will be.

Let me love you all the way,
Don't leavre and say you'll stay.
Don't say you might , don't say you may,
Just you're sure is all you've got to say.

I know now it's hard to do it once,
It's too crazy to give one more chance.
For those kissess, thoughts, and moonlight dance,
Iwish to embrace you even for a glance.

by Dianne Mae Platon

BOUNDLESS LOVE

Lost in the night, amidst the dark,
That's where the Lord found me;
I was perplexed, troubled and burned with sin,
Yet, He save and set me free.

I've been through the valley of weeping,
the valley of bore and pain.
But my Lord and my God was always with me,
showing me my own path of life.

Blessed Savior, make me humble,
Hold me to become submissive to your word.
Take away all my sinful pride.
Help me to stay close along by your side.

I am trusting you Lord Jesus,
Never ever let me fall.
Oh, may I ever be faithful to you,
For you are the Lamb of God who died for me.

By Ma. Camille Manalansan

LAST DANCE

It was late at night, and everyone seems to enjoy the evening,
With all those smiles within the lights that are gleaming and flashing,
But here I am, sitting somewhere on the deep shadow,
Hiding beyond my tears and sorrow.

I was waiting for someone, who can fulfill my dreams,
Amidst the loud voices and the silent screams.
I only wished that he would come to me,
And ask my hand, and be his only lady.

But now the clock strikes twelve,
A few minutes from now and soon we'll all leave,
All my hopes are failing me, don't know what to do,
Seems that this occasion would be forever blue.

I was about to cry my painful feelings,
When suddenly, I heard constant murmurings,
I knew it; there's still a chance for my hidden romance,
When you held my hand and asked me if you could be my last dance.

By Arianne Angela Solis

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