
saw him through
Lyrics
In halls of thought, where shadows play,
A man adrift, by night and day.
His mind a maze, a tangled thread,
Lost in the echoes of what he'd said,
Or left unsaid, a silent plea,
For solace he could never see.
A chasm deep, within his soul,
He teetered on the brink, beyond control.
The world outside, a hazy dream,
He swam against a silent stream
Of self-doubt's current, cold and vast,
A future fading, meant to last.
But then, a whisper, soft and low,
A gentle light, began to glow.
An angel stepped, with wings unfurled,
To mend the fissures of his world.
Not robed in white, with halo bright,
But human form, a guiding light.
Her eyes, a mirror, clear and true,
Reflecting hope, a sky of blue.
She saw the cracks, the hidden pain,
The self-inflicted, pouring rain
That drowned his spirit, day by day,
And vowed to chase the clouds away.
He pushed her back, with thorny hand,
A fortress built on shifting sand.
"Leave me," he'd growl, "I'm meant to fall,
A broken man, beyond recall."
His words, like daggers, sharp and keen,
Reflecting torments, rarely seen.
He’d lash out, wounded, raw, and frayed,
A wounded beast, a soul dismayed.
He’d wallow deep in self-pity’s mire,
And fan the flames of his own dark fire.
He'd sabotage each budding bloom,
Embracing shadows, fear, and gloom.
Yet, she remained, a constant star,
No matter how he built the bar.
Her patience stretched, a boundless sea,
She weathered every cruel decree.
She understood the hidden fight,
The demons dancing in his night.
She saw the boy, beneath the man,
Who yearned for grace, a guiding plan.
She'd sit beside him, quiet, still,
And listen to his self-made drill
Of condemnation, harsh and loud,
Lost in his own destructive cloud.
She'd hold his hand, a gentle touch,
When silence spoke, meaning so much.
She’d draw him out, with tender plea,
To face the fears he couldn't flee.
"What weighs you down?" she'd softly ask,
"Unburden now, from this hard task."
And slowly, grudgingly, he’d yield,
A fortress crumbling, scars revealed.
He'd tell of failures, old and new,
The things he'd done, he couldn't undo.
The guilt that gnawed, a constant ache,
For every promise he would break.
She'd offer comfort, not critique,
No judgment etched upon her cheek.
Just understanding, pure and deep,
The secrets that his soul would keep.
She’d show him mercy, grace divine,
A love that truly would entwine.
She’d lift him up, when he would fall,
And answer every silent call.
She'd remind him of the sun's return,
The lessons that his soul could learn.
That flaws and failures, though they sting,
Could lead to growth, and songs to sing.
He’d stumble, falter, lose his way,
Return to shadows, day by day.
The self-destruction, strong and real,
A force he struggled to unseal.
He’d push her to the very brink,
And watch her from the edges shrink.
He'd test her limits, time and time,
Lost in the rhythm of his own dark rhyme.
He’d isolate, and build a wall,
Expecting her to simply fall
Away from him, to disappear,
And leave him to his silent fear.
But she would wait, with patient heart,
A steady anchor, right from the start.
She saw beyond the tangled mess,
The man beneath his deep distress.
She saw the kindness, buried deep,
The promises his soul could keep.
She saw the love he yearned to give,
The life he truly wished to live.
Her steadfast presence, like a shield,
Protected him, on battle-field
Of mind and spirit, dark and vast,
A love designed, meant to last.
And slowly, subtly, day by day,
The shadows started to give way.
A fragile hope began to bloom,
Dispelling traces of the gloom.
He’d look at her, with eyes renewed,
A silent promise, understood.
Her faith in him, a potent force,
Redirecting his destructive course.
He started to believe, in truth,
In second chances, in his youth,
And in the love, so pure and strong,
That showed him where he did belong.
She didn't fix him, clean and neat,
But walked beside him, bittersweet.
She gave him tools, and steady hand,
To navigate his inner land.
She taught him kindness, self-respect,
The broken pieces to collect.
To forgive himself, for errors past,
And build a future, meant to last.
This angel, not of heavenly light,
But human soul, so pure and bright,
Had saved him from the endless night,
And led him back into the light.
A love so deep, a bond so true,
She saw him through, she saw him through.