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Unwavering Guide


You're a true friend You’re my pillar What holds my life together You keep me afloat before drowning in the depths that is torturous hell The sea of sadness that pulls unwilling souls to their doom I can trust that you’ll be there for me Even in my darkest times The light that you put in my life The kind smiles, advice, a shoulder to cry on, my hidden moments of shame and regret Parts of me no else sees My vulnerability, humility, achilles heel All of it Has helped me trudge through onward So thank you For all you do I know I’m not perfect And neither are you But that’s what makes me love you
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