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Angel


When I see her in a crowded place;
 
The look in her eyes, I cannot replace;
 
I look at her, and she at me;
 
Like she accepts my love, but we cannot be;
 
Sometimes I see her, and she’ll wave my way;
 
Or when I meet her, she’ll just say “hey”;
 
This drives me insane, for what I really hear;
 
Is her simply saying “I’m still here”;
 
And she’s got her man, but he doesn’t deserve;
 
The bright, shining Angel, I see in her;
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