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A Lifetime of Gratitude [Old Poem]


Through tear filled eyes A sorrowful melody begins Where a piece of me dies My mind my tormentor A dreadful ballad enveloping My head it’s epicenter Light pierced through the ugly veil A chord fell silent What will it’s beauty entail The soft voice gave me life A lovely harmony began Lifting me from my strife Filling me with purpose, a light A new ensemble flittering in A newfound joy to excite Your love my mending clue A heavenly choir chanting For all I love, is you.
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