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Les mots

Les mots comme les armes,
Ne dites pas a moi,
Les mots plein des charmes,
J'apporte pour toi.

Les beaux mots qui chantent
Et ceux qui enchantent
Cerne-moi par eux,
Qui longtemps me hantent!

Pour remplir ton coeur
Avec voeux de foi
Les mots commes les fleurs
Je dessine pour toi

Les mots qui caressent
m'en amour qui tressent
Noue-moi dans eux,
Je meurs quand il cessent.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Tu devrai ecrire " je dessine pour toi" and in the last paragraph, you should write "mon" instead of m'en. A plus
Danielle
Ozymandias said…
Merci. J'ai changé dessin à dessine.

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