Tell Me a Story
Tell me a story,
Doesn’t have to be long.
I don’t need you to sing from the rooftops.
I just want to listen.
I’ll hum a few words,
Put in my own two cents.
But don’t be frightened when my pencil comes in.
I’ll jot down some notes,
Take a few quotes.
Just something to remember,
Just something to hold.
Then as the years and months go on,
Maybe someday I’ll come across and find,
The little reminders of a time gone by.
A collection of secrets of heartache and lore.
Of jokes and sadness and something to make your heart warm.
Maybe a few will kick and stick in your gut.
Maybe a few will make you feel like there’s no such thing as luck.
Maybe I will never use them in the end,
But trust me when I say the inspiration will never bend.
I’ve got the years written down in small notes.
Maybe they don’t make sense now,
But they’ll have I use someday I hope.
Because stories though ever changing take over our minds.
One day I hope my story does the same in kind.
Don’t ever let those thoughts become lost to the wind.
They have their purpose, if not now it’s only a matter of when.