The Return of Love

The Return of Love

Where once we'd meet I sit and wait
The moon above it's getting late
All speckles glimmering in the sky
While the voices of the ages cry
Our journey through life has led me here
And somehow I feel that you are near
With faith for you I've walked alone
For sins that I had not atoned
At last fate shows us to the day
I prayed for when you passed away
The solemn solitude within
Escapes from deep beneath my skin
With eagerness I just relax
No longer bound by liens or tax
When I feel nature's final kiss
In a flash I dream and reminisce
Leaving hope to friends and family
I join you in eternity



By: Jeremy Siedlecki
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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