Me, Ole Friend

Me, Ole' Friend


Sit down and rest my ole' friend,
take a seat and find yourself.

Find yourself from,
the days journeys end.

You seem to have lost yourself,
you have grown tired and weary.

Trying to be somebody,
I wasn't meant to be.
 
For other's expectations,
for other's eyes to see.

It's in their hearts,
take a look, can't you see?

I can see you in there,
relax and breathe.

- Slow down.
- Look around,
 
What do you see?

Searching for who,
you've always to be?

-Me, an ole' friend.


| Copyrights © | William Darnell Sr. |
| Year Posted 2017, 2020 |

                                   Source - PoetrySoup



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