THE MOON CRY'S WITH ME
The Moon Cry's With Me
There I sat a mound of flesh with just two eyes
I suppose the moon may even cry with me
On my cold winters night .
I remember as I was a child poking at the frozen earth
Where love does not have hope ,
The comprehend the extensiveness of my being ,
It gets a bit lonely just knowing love has past me by in life ,
I look deep in the moon light with stars dancing about
And love in the air ;
I have so much fear ,
I don't suppose raindrops will ever replace the sound
Of the pain I hold within ?
Sunflowers are on my bay window of spring
With love without me ,
All the dust has gathered around and settled on my heart .
There is no correct answer love has not found me .
No key ,
no hope of love ,
No question that will deliver love to me ,
For the moon cry's with me in winter and in June .
Lilly Emery (C)
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