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The Lost Garden


Worn down and withered, drinking with parched lips from soil that does not yield.

 

Untended and wild, growing rugged and spreading aimlessly amidst a vast field.

 

All too familiar the faces seem, yet all alone ourselves we deem.

 

And seeking forever love and care, we find it somewhat hard to share.

 

But hope remains for the lost garden, if only you would put your honest heart in.

 
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