We sat and watched the leaves, and children played
In parks where flowers bloomed and grass was green
We didn’t know for how long we would stay
To wait for autumn’s golds to turn to gray.
We clutched each other’s hands while sunlight streamed.
We sat and watched the leaves and children play.
We two were trapped by habit. Every day
We begged for freedom calmly in our dreams.
We didn’t know for how long we would stay
Together, but there was no easy way
To break ourselves apart and still not bleed.
We sat and watched as leaves and children played.
The tangled paths we wove along our way,
We thought, would give us something to believe.
How long, we didn’t know, but still we stayed
To hide in desperate lies, to learn to pray
To something other than what we believed.
We sit and watch the leaves, and children play.
We don’t know for how long, still we stay.
Last Updated on October 16, 2024 by
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