“A Friend to Be”
When smiles are not enough you embrace me
Sometimes you wipe my trickling tears away
You help to brush the dust on me to see
My flaws, my strengths, in God’s quite normal day
It’s hard sometimes to think of you so far
With rivers and stretches of stream between
Your glossy picture greets me in the car
Without a nice shoulder for me to lean
In spring, the nightingale sings at the lake
Next to the forest path we always took
As I walk the branches quiver and shake
Searching for he who walked along the brook
I watch the gleaming stars waiting for you
A friend to be home soon, long overdue
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