Stranded
Standing there across the waves,
My heart sang to me;
Calling to me, endless days,
Begging me to take her away;
Alone and isolated,
She had become;
On her own island shore,
Where I left her so long ago;
After so much damage,
How could I trust her anymore;
But I spanned the sea,
Bounded the waves;
Saved the black heart,
That belonged to me;
Although cold and broken,
Like a mirror shattered;
The soft waves,
Could mend her again;
Plunging her deep below,
To the bottom of the sea;
Spirits of loving nature,
Shared with me, my grief;
Healing, mending,
Shaping love;
Into a mass,
Of unworthiness;
Merged as one,
Was she and me;
Finally, finally,
I was whole again.
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