Daniel Davis Storm the Darkness to the Dawn A day is ending, the sun steals my sight So I run west, undaunted by the blinding dark of
night Weary, lost, broken, I stumble and I fail Night has overtaken me. Shadows close their veil. Wiping tears, dressing wounds, never dried, never
healed For all I’ve done is chase the dusk, freezing
time, too hurt to feel Barren darkness invites my stay but the stars
shift in the sky This night spent running toward a faded dream
leaves empty question. Why? I had never asked. Ahead, a dream, a hope behind Turn, storm the darkness, break the dawn This new day’s sunlight is sweeter than the
last Each dream realized yesterday, today has far
surpassed But ever present in the passing time is a fading
yesterday What hope is the warmth of a sun, fleeting, never
prone to stay? I had never asked. The Son will rise after the last night has died And warmth will heal our hearts That day’s endless light will no longer hide It forever demands that darkness depart. Hope answered. The sun sets on the humble, the weak and the
strong But do not chase the setting sun, but Storm the darkness to that dawn.
|