I Looked
I looked into his eyes to see what I would find;
I looked into his eyes, and I learned about life.
I touched inside his hand to see how it would feel;
I touched inside his hand and felt a pain so real.
I leaned in to embrace and gently touched his face;
I leaned in to embrace and smelled a past erased.
I kissed him on the cheek – I could taste the wrinkled years;
I kissed him on the cheek – I could taste his salted tears.
A gray haired man is what I saw - who thought he lost it all;
His gray haired bride too soon had died - empty space now at his side.
I looked into his eyes to share my thoughts on life;
I looked into his eyes - love now explained, I simply cried.
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