The Lost Find Love
She's lost in the darkness of the cold winters air,
This loneliness is something she cannot bare,
Her fear of desolation is slowly setting in,
And she's becoming more vulnerable to sin.
Those tears running down her cold,fragile cheeks,
Seem to be pointing out she's too weak,
She's holding on with all her might,
But she's having trouble winning this fight.
Lost just like her he can't find his way out,
The thoughts in his mind are causing too much doubt,
Reminiscing on his life & if he should even exist,
Maybe all he needs is loves meaningful kiss.
Walking alone he sees a girl,
Little did he know she would change his world.
He goes to her without a sound,
Kneeling gracefully to the ground.
He whispers something in her ear,
That suddenly wipes away all her fears.
She wraps her arms around him tight,
And whispers, "You just saved my life."
Now this is the beginning of a beautiful end,
And forever and ever they will be best friends.
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