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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required encounter on pier 39 she sat inaudibly alone on pier thirty-nine watching colorful sail boats go lazily by i didn’t know her name but she was a friend of mine and it hurt so badly to see her cry with my guitar in my left hand and wishes in my right i approached her quietly, careful not to intrude the waters were darker than the moonless night and i spoke softly to avoid being abruptly rude “may I play a simple song for you?” i asked, carefully watching her beautiful blue eyes “i haven’t written it yet so we’ll see how i do.” and with that she started to softly cry. “i wanted to jump into the water tonight.” she confessed when i started to strum i said, “i could tell your darkness had swallowed the light i suppose your desperation told me to come.” i laid my pride down and strummed out a song a simple story just to say i understood and that however she felt things had gone so wrong somehow she could still find some good my soul has throbbed like fire in the dark of night crunched and crushed like flattened trash in the street like a thin shelter from wind, covering my fright while tearing up pieces to cover my feet so i know your broken heart, my friend i’ve seen you through the eyes of a broken old man so please walk away ‘cause I know you can.” and with those words i took her outstretched hand. i never saw her again after that memorable night but the song was etched forever in my heart and somehow it seemed we soared to new heights and with the freedom of our song found a new start i still avoid the choppy waters of pier thirty-nine and find I must avoid the beautiful golden gate yet i wonder what became of this lonely friend who sat alone one night quietly tempting fate tolbert
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