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Forgiveness


Home is where the heart is. Home is Heaven too. You have my heart, So does that mean Heaven is you? I've been lost for so long, Wandering a faceless crowd. I don't know where I belong. My mind has become too loud. You disappeared in the night, As I fell into a dream. I should've known you were right, When I couldn't hear you scream. Blind to your pain, Why didn't you tell me? A love you still feign, It's all I can see. I want to go home, To where you lay. Wrapped in bones, Always wanting to play. So bring me in on a chariot, My immortal love. I trust you'll guide me through this, My eternal dove.
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