Woman at the Well

Tom Medlar, LMHC

Jun 29

1 min read

All that I thirst for,

Being known and not condemned.

Eternal relief.

I came to see you.

I have never not loved you.

Do you see me now?

You came first to me?

You wanted water from me?

They all left me dry.

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