I was sick to soul and short on sleep,
tired of the company of the company I keep,
weary of the watcher in the glass
who stares back from the storefronts as I pass..
someone saved a shapeless Saturday,
she’s a little lighthouse on the way,
that’s another gift I can’t repay,
& the giver doesn’t even know she gave
it’s not our duty to dispute them,
when we wonder if there’s good left in us,
the facts of beauty, they will convince us..
I drove home through the country Easter morn,
past churches filled to greet the risen Lord,
by the old barns tired enough to fall,
Springtime colors muted in the fog..
she’s a little lighthouse on the way,
sent to save another shapeless day,
someone must be looking out for me,
‘cause when I’m sick to soul and half-asleep,
and only fools try to dispute them,
when we wonder if there’s good left in us,
the facts of beauty, they will convince us..
and if you wonder if there’s good left in you,
the facts of beauty, they will convince you..
Leave a Reply