The Willow
Have you ever seen a man
Whose eyes are stone
And cold
Whose frozen lips have sinned against
The woman
He used to hold
He's all Alone,
too afraid,
to face
what he has done
to the Weeping Willow
sobbing sweet
For what she had but now has gone
they carry on together
drifting fast apart
the willow and the lonely man
with a weeping
Broken Heart
The willow stops
she dries her eye
they can not see her sad
Her roots are strong
though she cries
for the love she thought she had.
the willow takes her children
she plants them far away
she finds the pieces
of her broken heart
and hides them carefully.
the willow knows
she is enough
Her love will suffice
The willow walks
away from her vice
the lonely man
and sees the light of day.
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