everything we held everything we knew to be always and iron shattered in minutes in pieces we sift numbly through artifacts, relics and still warm promises still waiting still not believing life cracks silently, without warning rivers run wild, divide and break banks stealing life savings we wade through eyes and condolences mysterious as undersea caverns there's a hole in our umbrella who will stop the rain? soaked to the bone yet we snap like dry twigs we hide like lost children from each other and ourselves we question the fairness of our God we try to feed the great wide hunger between each moment by holding onto hugs longer and saying I love you more quickly yet we still remain what we've become and we've strained our hearts and our necks in search of the sun slowly, silently life heals gracefully though in its own time faith, love and trust tend to the gaps new growth forms naturally, mir...