Walls
As I lay in slumber, Eyes closed to sleep,
My heart cries out, Begining to weep.
It begins to open, All pains from past,
Pains so deep, So vivid, so vast.
Tiptoeing cautiously, Out into the light,
Once again searching, For the love thats right.
Peering over the wall, Thats rooted thru years,
Built so solid, so strong, From all loves fears.
Straining just to see, A sparkle once again,
A bright shining star, Burning from within.
Scanning for a promise, A truth so intense,
Anything that would say, "This way my sweet prince."
Drooling for the savor, Of sweet desire I crave,
Healing soft womans touch, Into the emptiness, my cave.
Heart longs for the caress, Of the special one in time,
But hides love itself, That great wall of mine.
Always looking over, The great wall divide,
Praying for the one day, That our loves collide.
Break down the wall, That imprisons the heart,
Each brick torn out, Leaving only a fresh start.
We all have our walls, That protect from mistrust,
From the pains of failure, And the mistakes of lust.
If someone would reach in, And call out my name,
My heart would respond, With a love just the same.
If someone would feel me, And never let grasp go,
My heart would cry out, But in a different note.
If someone would take me, And show me the way,
To dance once again, My feet would never stray.
If someone would swallow me, Drink me down whole,
Then and only then, My weary heart would grow.
