Cardboard box on an empty street
Snow lightly falling
A small figure, huddled inside
I hear her begging
Just for a light
Her hands are blue
Her hope all run out
Nothing left in her
No more will to go on
I want to move on
Enough cold already in my heart
A small timid whisper
Comes from her mouth
Not more than a breath
Nothing close to a word
A streetlamp shine nearby
It lights up the box
And hearkens the sky
The small face stares up
Timid and frozen
I do not know what I have to give
But I open my heart
I reach out, and.
(theinkthatspeaks.blogspot.com)
Dec 4, 2012
Dec 4, 2012 at 10:21 PM UTC
Cardboard box on an empty street
Snow lightly falling
A small figure, huddled inside
I hear her begging
Just for a light
Her hands are blue
Her hope all run out
Nothing left in her
No more will to go on
I want to move on
Enough cold already in my heart
A small timid whisper
Comes from her mouth
Not more than a breath
Nothing close to a word
A streetlamp shine nearby
It lights up the box
And hearkens the sky
The small face stares up
Timid and frozen
I do not know what I have to give
But I open my heart
I reach out, and.
(theinkthatspeaks.blogspot.com)
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