Thursday night past,
a night of tears.
Tears that only ever seem to erode more of a life away.
A night of rust, silence and sky.
And yet as I held a Gomar in my arms, her song of freedom and sovereignty began to sing...she maybe didn't claim it for herself, but her ears began to hear...
You can have my heart
But it isn't new
It's been used and broken
And only comes in blue
It's been down a long road
And it got dirty on the way
If I give it to you will you make it clean
And wash the pain away
You can have my heart
If you don't mind broken things
You can have my heart if you don't mind these tears
Well I heard that you make old things new
So I give these pieces all to you
If you want it you can have my heart
So beyond repair
Nothing I could do I tried to fix it myself
But it was only worse when I got through
Then you walked right into my darkness
And you speak words so sweet
And you hold me like a child
Till my frozen tears fall at your feet
You can have my heart
If you don't mind broken things
You can have my heart if you don't mind these tears
Well I heard that you make old things new
So I give these pieces all to you
If you want it you can have my heart
(Juliet Turner)
I asked a lady Gomar for her heart on Thursday night...this was her reply...
"You can't have my heart Sarah, it was taken a long time ago. And now
it is broken, used, and dirty, so dirty."
My reply, the only words I could muster, "Such a jewel is worth a life time of searching."
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