The light's too dim
To see your face.
Our lives are too grim
To see grace.
As we go on
We learn to know
That love is a child
You have to let grow
You nurture and water
With blood and with tears.
You slap, slip and swallow
Down foolish fears.
The world keeps turning,
Without us it goes.
And into the dark
We fall into snow.
Cold winter's embrace
Will take us away.
And all of our sorrows,
Rest and stay.
Let love seep in
To the heart hard and broken,
And listen to soft words,
That are just barely spoken.
As we go on
We learn to know
That love is a child
You have to let grow
You nurture and water
With blood and with tears.
You slap, slip and swallow
Down foolish fears.
Sep 13, 2010
Sep 13, 2010 at 7:52 PM UTC
The light's too dim
To see your face.
Our lives are too grim
To see grace.
As we go on
We learn to know
That love is a child
You have to let grow
You nurture and water
With blood and with tears.
You slap, slip and swallow
Down foolish fears.
The world keeps turning,
Without us it goes.
And into the dark
We fall into snow.
Cold winter's embrace
Will take us away.
And all of our sorrows,
Rest and stay.
Let love seep in
To the heart hard and broken,
And listen to soft words,
That are just barely spoken.
As we go on
We learn to know
That love is a child
You have to let grow
You nurture and water
With blood and with tears.
You slap, slip and swallow
Down foolish fears.
It's been awhile.
I tend to sing random words, and sometimes they form poems.