She brightly smiled and gaily laughed
For every one she met by day
She showed an air of merriment
In every thing she'd do or say.
But then at night with time alone
Her honesty replaced the lie
For she would sit with pen and pad
And watch the flow of tears she'd cry.
She cries
She cries
I've heard
Her tears
As on
They flow
Beyond
My ears.
But though I have
The will to ease
Their torrent rush
My will I seize
In hopes that I
May never send
Away someone
Who is a friend.
So on she cries alone
And I in shadow be
I'd rather let her know
That as a friend know me.
For I myself do cry
In times alone I spend
And just as she need I
A true and trusted friend.
This is so beautiful....sometimes we can't take away someone's sadness, but just in being there in thought or ways of listening...it is in that exchange...where true friendship lies. This is so, well said...I love it!!!!