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Do not Fear


You found me in the depth of despair

When I was frightened to look upon your face

I trambled at your feet, as my name echoed within the darkness of my heart

You saw that I was broken

You knelt down and took me in your arms 

There in the comfort of your embrace, I cried without hold back

And you told me, "do not fear, for I am with you."

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