Old Washrag
I am not flawless by any definition,
a man's journey can only be seen by the scars on his hands.
I have worked, bled, and mended my wounds.
I have felt depressions' smooth cold hands
whipped the tears from my sister's eyes
and cried myself to sleep
But through sorrow and death and darkness I have been made strong
I stand tall knowing I can take all this world sends at me
I am a beacon of light and joy in a night dark as pitch
I am here for you and any other to come and wipe your dirt on
I am a counselor.
Flawless is not what I was made to be.
formed by Gods plan I was sent to be the old washrag for a troubled souls heart
Used and reused I clean the minds and make new the products of this earth
I am not flawless in the heart
but in my soul and action
standing strong for all who need me to be
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