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I Found HIM; I Do

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How can I find love?
Can I find it in the library?
In the books that I read?
Or in the mall;
On the material things I bought?
Or on the gifts that I received;
During yuletide?
Questions that I wanted some answers.
I felt empty; wasted.
How can I find the affection?
I’ve been longing for years.
I felt cold; numb.
How can I find the thing;
That is invisible?
I felt ravage; frustrated.
How can I find love;
When it’s nowhere to be found?
I felt left-out; neglected.
But when I hold my hand,
Close my eyes,
Talk to Him; heartily.
I felt enlighten; acquainted.
And then I found the answer.
I found love; I found myself.
He is always with me
I felt warm; satisfied.
Because of his love and grace.
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