To Celeste, Love Scottro

"...what I’ve learned about temples and sacred places is the only spirit you find there is the spirit that you bring with you. The point is, we go to temples to be reminded of the divine part of ourselves..."

- Scott Moore (Genius, Artist, Yogi, and All Around Great Human Being)

I love public displays of affection, particularly when they are not physical. I love to see love notes from and/or between two classy people desperately in love with each other. Scott and Celeste are like that. It recharges my soul and makes me want to do the same.

Scott posted this for Celeste on her Facebook, with just the simple dedication - for you...

Scott, you ROCK, coz! Thanks for the ray of sunshine.

Lyrics:

Come to me
I'll take care of you
Protect you
Calm, calm down
You're exhausted
Come lie down
You don't have to explain
I understand

You know
That I adore you
You know
That I love you.
So don't make me say it
It would burst the bubble
Break the charm.

Jump off
Your building's on fire
And I'll catch you, I'll catch you
Destroy all that is keeping you down
And then i'll nurse you
I'll nurse you
I'll touch you

You know
That I adore you
You know
That I love you.
So don't make me say it
It would burst the bubble
Break the charm.

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