I Will Take Care of You

I  Will Take Care Of You

   Dear friend
 
            I know, you have lost your love.
            My beloved has also walked away
                   I had to observe.
             But You need not bother.
             Depend on me, rather.
             We are birds of same feather.

          Don’t feel bad, I will take care.
          Your sorrow I am to share.
          If you weep, I am here.
          to wipe off your tears.
 
         I know the agony  you have felt
         With same painful feelings I have dealt,
         as she didn't turn back, but just left.
          Ruthless refusal hard to accept.

          Your 'HE' has betrayed coolly
           My 'SHE' had gone easily.
           But I will give you relief.
           Hold my hand please, have belief.

        I feel, how much you have been hurt !
           Me also, carrying broken heart.
           I know, your love was too intense.
            Yet don’t sink in despondency.

         I can’t forget Her, it’s true.
         His memory, you will pursue.
         But don’t preserve as your dolour.
         Sail your ship leaving past on shore.

          Don’t feel bad, I will take care.
           Your sorrow, I am to share.
            If you weep, I am here
           to wipe off your tears.
         

    05/19/23

Song chosen ‘I will take care of you ‘

Joe Bonamassa and Influencers
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Premiere Contest by Robert James Liguori
Copyright © | Year Posted 2023

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Andresen Avatar
May 19, 2023 at 2:49 AM
- " We are birds of same feather" ... lovely written, Anisha :) - hugs
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