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I Know


I know You.

I look at the stars and see Your eyes,

I see Your heart on the ocean waves,

I know Your hands in the farmer’s pebble driveway.

You say I don’t know You,

when I know You better than Yourself.

You are the one who doesn’t know You.

And You wonder why.

I can see Your eyes in the stars,

I saw Your heart on the ocean waves,

I so truly know Your hands in the farmer’s rocky driveway.

I know You.

 
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