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For Long Until Then


A day like this I cannot help but wish
 
For the endless and wondrous sun’s kiss
 
But alas I know I could not take it 
 
My fairness so pale and not a great fit
 
Powerful rays and beautiful graveness
 
If only its glory I could witness
 
Instead sat down and peering from distance
 
My beating heart will retain persistence
 
Though I pine and long and strain forever
 
This will o’ mine will for long endeavor 
 
Overcome this struggle; fight the battle
 
No more throbbing my heart will not rattle
 
Conceived in love and meant to be whole
 
Soon declared I will afford a new soul
 
Then for long yes redemption will be paid
 
My being the rays will see newly made

 

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