Open the Door
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Just for you I write this song,
Hoping it makes your day go strong.
And if the day is longer by the hour,
I give you these words with a flower.
Just for you, I hope time will past,
Leaving good memories that’ll last.
And for those times you were in tears,
Here’s a toast for good cheers.
For you when your clouds are black,
I pray for your sun to come back.
Cause when there’s only bad weather
Let it be love that holds you together.
Just for you may the golden dove,
Wrap his wings around your love.
And may that love stand high and tall,
And may it have security from a fall.
Just for you, may your sun shine,
Leaving your life like the wine.
For like wine aging each year,
May your life be sweet and pure.
Just for you, I send a smile,
Hoping that you wear it for a while.
For with this smile, the weakest man,
Will walk along your side in the sand.
Just for you I hope that he,
Will open his heart and give u the key.
For if his heart is only true,
Together theres’ nothing you and he
cannot do.
But just for you, theres’ ones’ self,
To love and admire, when the rest
have left.
The greatest love that you’ll discover,
Is to love your self before you love
another.
just for you
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About the Book
I started this journey while still in high school in 1974, and I keep hope alive some thirty years later. Hope—the ingredient that brings dreams alive. So to all dreamers: keep hope alive. I tried to reach out to everyone: if you were in love or just fell out of love, if for some reason or another faith dealt you a bad card, the loss of a loved one, or maybe the birth of a newborn. Maybe it’s your anniversary or your birthday. Maybe destruction hit your town (9/11).Or maybe you just like relaxing and reading a good book of poetry. Whatever the case may be, my book will cover it all. For the young and the old, there’s love and laughter to enjoy.
About the Author
As a kid fresh out of high school, Brad Breashears joined the Navy, where he encountered many new faces and places. Brad spent his time overseas, and through it all this book reflects on the good and bad times that he has seen. As a fifty-five-year-old man, Brad wants to send a message to the young and old: it’s never too late to capture whatever dreams you desire—just keep reaching for that star.