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The Other Day

The other day I sought you out, I found you hiding in a corner

your arms covering your head.

You looked so small hiding from me

When you heard me coming you ran away

back into the darkness of your shattered life

I call to you as I searched for you, you did not answer me

I found you hiding under a table, so small you made yourself

I saw your tears washing your face, I tried to comfort you

But you dodged my words

Back into hiding you went, deeper into the hole of darkness

Yet I did not stop my search for you

Following you from shadow to shadow

Calling for you as I pursued you

"The pain you carry is not yours alone, let me carry it for you", I cried

You hesitated for just a moment

With baited breath I waited, with a hope you would turn to me

But again you ran from me, But I noticed not as fast

I cried after you, "I know your pain"

Then I saw you yell over your shoulder

Tears streaming down your pain-covered face

"I am ashamed, I have shamed you"

I am not good enough for you, I am scared"

I responded with growing excitement, "Come let me cleanse you"

You have always been and always will be good enough

I love you so much that I gave my life for you

You stopped suddenly in your tracks, and turning around to look at me

"Why so much love for one so small?" you asked

"Because you are not small in my eyes" I replied

You ran to me with outstretched arms

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pamela-loykowski
Canadian
Published
May 1, 2012
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