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I Will Find You Format imprimable
The short and bittersweet days of winter give way to spring And my heart falls in rhythm with the setting sun Clumsily I fumble, searching in vain for the perfect words Trying to find a beautiful and poetic way to say goodbye As if well chosen words could express this clinging feeling That follows me like a shadow caste in the afternoon light A shadow that disappears as the earth embraces the dark Leaving me alone in the cold emptiness of a starless night Only to reappear petulantly with the dawning of tomorrow A shadow fashioned from great joy and terrible sadness All the great inconsistencies born within a young man's soul Caste by the unconditional love of his imperfect heart As you walk away I look for such a shadow trailing you Wondering if my love is as disposable as a rusted tin can Most people pass through our lives like perfect skipping stones Barely making a ripple as they hop across the surface Leaving little in their wake once the waters have settled Others enter as great comets blazing across the night sky Briefly amazing and delighting our senses as they pass Leaving nothing more than memories as they continue on their path You came into life as gentle as a pebble cast into a golden pond Barely making a splash as you broke through the surface skin But quietly creating a rippling wave of cascading circles Rings that continue endlessly across the unstill waters of my heart Remember as you say goodbye that if ever you are lost I will find you Beyond any border between this world and what lies beyond Across the deepsest gulf of space or between the greatest gap in time In the most sunless ocean crevice or on the most desolate mountain peak If ever you can't find your way just call my name and I will find you
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