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Bonne Nuit by Barbara Carraway Friday, February 28, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan

The steady ticking of the clock Reminds me of the close of day Another week has come and gone I'm blessed because you came my way. I feel the warmth of your embrace Your fingers softly in my hair The fragrance of you gently lingers I close my eyes and you are there. A tender touch, the ocean waves, An old familiar melody These stir the longings in my heart... Won't you come and lie with me? But, I reach across my empty bed Our lips were never meant to meet. For you are just my fantasy Bonne nuit, mon amour, bonne nuit.

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Reviewed by Carl	2/28/2003

Very nicely written and bittersweet. I am impressed.