Lighthouse (You Will Find Your Way)
At the surging storm-tossed tide
You find you cannot help but hide
Every lighthouse needs an ocean
Churning deeply around
Without a storm there'd be no need
For calm, for light, for peace
And when the raging seems too much
Rocky threats at every course
When all hope is lost and foundering
Your anchor tearing free
Climb up these phosphorescent stones
Light the ancient dimming torch
That you might see your way home clear
Up, up, I must go up
Steady my legs
I find fresh oil
Strike dry matches
A flame again
You will find your way
And at the lowest ebbing tide,
The bridge to safety opens wide.
12/6/17 2:40 AM
This started as a poem
Demo - 2018 05 27
This copy is set to loop endlessly (included for my own purposes):
© Huw Powell
humanthoughts.org
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