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The Tangled Web We Weave
Questions of who we befriend we ask ourselves day after day
Fears and doubts of who to trust and what to say
The pains of mistakes that we will recieve
This is the tangled web we weave
Our faith dangles on the thinnest thread as we hold our breath
Our sanity barely intact is a fear greater than death
But our friendship will force this fear to leave
In this life of tangled webs we weave
When I first told you these words we both laughed and sighed
I now look back at the time our friendship was tied
It is these words that we know and conceive
Our similar tangled webs we weave
What else can I say, except, thank you for being there for me
You know I try my best with you too as you can see
I send these kind words for you to recieve
In effort to help the tangled web we weave
Sleep
Close your eyes little child, sleep tight
Think of nothing little child, as you sleep tonight
Listen to the lullaby little child and the beautiful rhyme
Rest your body little child, it's now bedtime
Little boy, tomorrow you'll be more of a man
But you must try hard and believe you can
Little girl, tomorrow you'll be more of a lady
But only if you try hard enough, maybe, just maybe
For the night is to dream, rest and grow
A time of peace and tranquility we all know
Tomorrow will bring a new sunrise
And the new day will bring it's new surprise
But first you must . . .
Close your eyes little child, sleep tight
Think of nothing little child as you sleep tonight
The Coming
How long does one wait?
For your words to become crystal clear.
How long does one pray?
To master the skill of communication.
How long does one witness?
For a better understanding of life.
How long do we sing?
To feel your eternal joyous love.
How long do we walk?
Before feeling secure with every step.
How long shall we see?
The wondrous deeds we cannot conceive.
How long do we live?
To extend our time of redemption.
How long do we long?
Before we are saved yet again.
