Supernaturally Natural

Supernaturally Natural

I was standing in worn out shoes,
Slightly dazed and a little confused.
All my world seemed to come to an end.
I couldn't even think of one friend.

That day allot of me died.
But my eyes never cried.
Running, I hit the road.
Never loosening my load.

The years went fast.
Watching miles go past.
While my insides twisted and turned.
And a fire of loneliness burned.

Till that empty feeling,
Was filled while I was kneeling.
Through a friend that shared.
About a God that cared.

It was taken away so fast.
Didn't know until months had past.
I felt so naturally free.
Guess a miracle happened to me.





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