The Search

I was once a stranger to you.
The first day we met, 
All I could think about were ways to remember 
Your face, your name. 
I listen to the way you talk;
The sound once foreign,
Now I'm beginning to unblock.

You left unnoticed--
I don't know where you are.
I'm struggling to figure out
The Things you left undone. 
You comeback only to find I'm gone. 

We search to find each other,
Not knowing where to look.
Believing that fate will bring us back together.
We hope to follow the trails,
we leave in the pages of our journey book. 

You're somewhere over the other end of the road.
Will I ever find you?
The frustration and worries, 
I'm beginning to unload. 

Drifting by, I'm starting to see--
The end, it seems where there's no you and me. 

Strangers, once again, we are. 
We were close, now we're far. 

I hope to meet you again someday.
I'm keeping the faith; I pray.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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