Divine Soul
When I was a child, I had an imaginary friend
When I grew up, He became real
I molded him into clay, a pure image of perfection
He dressed my soul, with fine needs
And I ate wondrous things
In which I saw was beauty, because of him
I walked miles, so many miles
Soles on my feet could tell his story, of why he is my savior
His love was a home to me, a refuge, and a safe haven
Maybe because I knew he loved me so
Many ask why
And I’ve told them a million times
But I guess they don’t understand
That when they say, that they can’t see him
I tell them, he is holding my hand
He fills me with more than my mind can carry
So I probably never grew up, because I still have this friend
Who cares though when he is what God sent
- S.B
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