(A lone voice whispers.)
We met so long ago
Two strangers
By the Hidden Creek
Of the Lone Cherokee
Somewhere up
In the Eternal Magical Circle
In wild high-tree
Black bear
Country
In good old Tennessee
Survivors with torn-out hearts
And broken in two dreams
We locked eyes
And made a real connection
From somewhere so deep
That Morpheus The Greek
Couldn't tempt us
To go back to sleep
Time flew by
As
Happiness
Came like a beautiful gift from
On High
But now
Deep down inside
My beloved Sarah Lee
We mentally weep
And silently
Cry
Broken just a little bit more
Tiredness
A familiar enemy
Creeping up relentlessly
Slow
Transforming us
And making us sore
Through life and its wealth of sacred wars
And all the tragic things
You can never really truly prepare for
But since we met so long ago
By the Creek of the Lone Cherokee
Lost strangers
Just looking for something irreplaceable
A preordained numeric key
To open all secret doors
That's so incredible and sustainable
In the outbacks of good old Tennessee
Amongst the
Survivors
With torn-out hearts
That bleed
And broken in two dreams
God must have heard our heartfelt pleas
And pulled us
Together
For we found something so
Precious
Its reverence
To this very day
In all known weathers
Drives and still
Possesses us
For our love goes
Beyond the physical world
But lies instead
In the hotbed of the spiritual
Where it will live forever
In the Great Hereafter
For there is nothing on Earth
That can be compared
To the sweet love and laughter
Of a beautiful
everlasting friend
Until the very end
And all I can now do
Is pray
That God in his wisdom
Looks after her
(C)
Copyright John Duffy
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