Take My Hand
You are not alone in this,
Around you, too cold to stand alone
Lend me your hands, I will show you the world
I will keep you warm
When death is at your doorstep
It will steal your innocence
But it will not steal your substance
Close your eyes for a while
And feel life surround, enclose you
Relive your heart,
As you watch the rains go down,
Drip, down, towards the ground
But remember the warmth in your hand,
You are not alone in this.
You must see life to know the decline
Of your frame, your mind, your memories
You will live in this body
You will die in this body
You are so small and death so looming
But I will hold on your hand
You will not die alone.
Fill not your void with things,
But with a squeeze of a hand,
Or two, or three, or more
So as to fill with more warmth
And if you let go
In a moment of weakness
I will call you by name,
You hopeless wanderer,
If you get lost, you can always be found.
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