I See Myself in You By Lee Cassanell

From delusion lead me to Truth. From darkness lead me to Light. From death lead me to eternal life.           Hindu Sanskrit Prayer

Lost are my dreams Nothing left but the breeze That I felt on my face for a time, Gone all my hopes Disappeared with the smoke To a place I can't fathom or find, Abandoned my love Buried deep in the mud By a hand that once held me so tight, Forgotten I fade As the sky turns to grey And embraces the blackness of night.

My memories My tears, All those warm carefree years that I played as a child in the sun, My questions My thoughts Every truth I was taught by my heartbroken father and mum. What a crime What a waste As you stare at my face do you see your own child in a shroud? What is left but bereft What is life but a breath That is blown until death comes around.....

Copyright ©2005  Lee Cassanell

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