Where the Sun Never Reaches. By M.E.

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There's a figure in the forest

Where nothing grows.

There's a lady in the forest

Where the sun never reaches.

She stands there, so desolutely.

She waits there, so resolutely

For her only friend.

When they all left, he stayed.

When they all laughed, he comforted her.

So where has he gone now?

Will he come back?

She will wait forever, but life doesn't last forever.

Slowly, her hair, once like midnight,

Fades to a thin and frail white.

Slowly, her eyes, oceans of hope,

Turn to cold dark seas.

She will wait forever, but she doesn't live forever.

There's a pile of bones in the forest

Where nothing thrives.

There's a pile of bones in the forest

Where the sun never reaches.

It was once a young lady, waiting, waiting.

She was there to wait for her only friend.

Foolish and innocent, she stood until she died.

Now the only trees that stand there

Wait for another traveler.

They whisper in the wind,

Never trust, never believe.

Lies are all that make us.

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