The Coldest Tear I Ever Felt
The coldest tear I ever felt
By: Susan Lynn Covington
Date: June 29th 2007
The coldest tear I ever felt fell slowly down my face at a bow
The coldest fear I ever had was at that moment of sadness
The chill of its furry left my eye blurry
And confustion had taken what my mind had mistaken
The burn of ice left a cut so deep in to my face as I feel to sleep
As I slipped away in to a deep sleep dream to keep
The coldest ever in life to have to know
Is the one that feel down from my eye so slow
And its end it paused to make sure
That I knew what is mission was and it was to kill
The meaning of this is that life dus exist
And its sadness that it bears, Burns tears cold and fears
So when you have the UN wanted chance to know what I mean
I feel for your soul and inside just scream, let it know you’re not alone
And find the one to hold you and make it known
That as cold as ice sharp as its knife
Just can’t make you take you or break you, from who you are inside
So fight it stop it make it disappear
And hold on to the one that is close and never let its fear
Make you and the one you love Disappear
Copyright © Susan Covington | Year Posted 2011
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