The
Lonely
Heart
I
am
lonely
for
some
loving,
A
little
bit
will
do;
I
am
craving
some
affection,
A
small
caress
or
two.
My
soul
is
hungry
for
a
touch,
A
tender
word
and
kiss;
Just
a
soft
and
joy-filled
moment,
I
do
not
ask
for
bliss.
I've
lived
my
life
so
long
alone,
Bereft
of
love
and
care
From
a
man
whom
I
could
cherish;
I've
so
much
love
to
spare.
Although
I
smile
at
passing
strangers,
I'm
sure
my
guise
is
thin;
Perhaps
they
see,
behind
the
smiles,
The
lonely
heart
within.
~Copyright
©
1974
Ruth
Gillis~
Previously
published
in
the
April
1995
issue
of
RB’S
Poets’
Viewpoint
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