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Epiphony


Love,

 

I didn’t know,

That you were always there;

In the touch of hands between friends,

In the embrace of family.

 

I didn’t know,

That you were so quiet;

When he left flowers by the door,

When she tucked in her sleeping son.

 

I didn’t know

That you could grow so much;

A strong conviction of what’s true,

A lighthouse beaming in the dark.

 

I am sorry,

I’ve spent my life chasing;

A love that was superficial,

When real love was already there.

 
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