As I lay here looking out
the window,
Watching the trees as the
wind blows
Briskly through the; now
turning, leaves
It is spring.
Candle burning ever so brightly
at my bedside
Teddy bear sitting up against
the wall
Just where my daughter left
him
Not a sound does he make
Nor the trees outside standing
Oh so tall and alone.
Oh, as I lay here in my bed
of loneliness
With tears in my eyes
Like the candle which is
now dripping wax.
All is quiet except in the
background
I hear the cry of my dog's
puppies
Wanting their mother to lay
beside them
And give them warmth
Oh I wish I had a warmth
beside me,
To take away this chill.
So I lay here in my bed
Watching out the window as
cars go by.
I wonder where they all must
go
My candle is burning ever
so low
Puppies have gone to sleep
I'll close the curtains and
blow out the light
I'm getting tired.
Maybe I'll dream of you
I miss you.
Copyright
© 1978 Sydell R. Linsicombe
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