a quiet seed
There is a quiet seed of grief
that’s planted deep within my heart.
It’s fed by gentle streams that weep
in want of peace, a place apart.
At times it sleeps, when friends abound,
when life is sweet and love is found;
when I am glad to be at rest
for quiet seeds speak not of death.
But still it sits, in soils dark.
It needs not speak; it weighs its part.
For still in laughter hearts may ache,
for joy may end in sorrow,
For who but me will come to miss
the children gone
Tomorrow?
that’s planted deep within my heart.
It’s fed by gentle streams that weep
in want of peace, a place apart.
At times it sleeps, when friends abound,
when life is sweet and love is found;
when I am glad to be at rest
for quiet seeds speak not of death.
But still it sits, in soils dark.
It needs not speak; it weighs its part.
For still in laughter hearts may ache,
for joy may end in sorrow,
For who but me will come to miss
the children gone
Tomorrow?
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