This is an old Evanescence song, very powerful lyrics. I think it was meant as Christian rock but I’m using it as the you being Tara.
"October"
I can't run anymore,
I fall before you,
Here I am,
I have nothing left,
Though I've tried to forget,You're all that I am,
Take me home,
I'm through fighting it,
Broken,
Lifeless,
I give up,
You're my only strength,
Without you,
I can't go on,
Anymore,
Ever again.
My only hope,
(All the times I've tried)
My only peace,
(To walk away from you)
My only joy,
My only strength,
(I fall into your abounding grace)
My only power,
My only life,
(And love is where I am)
My only love.
I can't run anymore,
I give myself to you,
I'm sorry,
I'm sorry,
In all my bitterness,
I ignored,
All that's real and true,
All I need is you,
When night falls on me,
I'll not close my eyes,
I'm too alive,
And you're too strong,
I can't lie anymore,
I fall down before you,
I'm sorry,
I'm sorry.
My only hope,
(All the times I've tried)
My only peace,
(To walk away from you)
My only joy,
My only strength,
(I fall into your abounding grace)
My only power,
My only life,
(And love is where I am)
My only love.
Constantly ignoring,
The pain consuming me,
But this time it's cut too deep,
I'll never stray again.
The last part of the drive was up a winding road into the trees. Northern California was so different, as different as night and day. Willow could only watch as the shades and color’s changed before her eyes. Tara on the other hand knew how important paying attention to the road was. The people around Short Hills, California knew these roads and when someone knows a road they tend to speed and forget about other drivers. It wasn’t long before they reached a small turn off that almost resembled a driveway.
A rusted mailbox hung off it’s hinges without a letter insight. The trees darkened the path enough for Tara to turn on the Jeep’s bright lights so she wouldn’t hit a deer or any other small creature for that matter. The cabin was in surprisingly good condition. It was a one room, with a few windows and a doorway. A smoke stack was about the only modern appliance in the area if one could call it that. Tara cut off the engine and took a deep breath. The place was filtered with magick, white magick. She even wondered if Willow could feel it. It was the place where every Shelton women had learned magick. It’d been passed down even from her great-great grandmother. Despite being lost in memories, she opened the door and exited silently, getting their things.
Willow was still in awe and had just kind of sat there before she realized the car had stopped. After a moment or so she finally stepped out, and helped Tara with their belongings. The energies felt so different then the magick that was the Hellmouth. She let Tara open the door and followed her inside the cabin after a moment or so of just breathing. The cabin was small it held an old fashioned wood burning stove, a fireplace, and a small twin bed. After their belongings were put away, Willow began to notice smaller details.
A pentacle had been carved into the door, and on each wall. A larger one on the floor with white paint, which had been eroded with age and charms of protection engraved into the windows. The redhead felt dirty in this place, like she was bringing darkness into something so pure. After a moment of silence she actually tried to move towards the door to go back to the car but was stopped by Tara.
The blonde had expected the mental break down as Willow collapsed into her arms. After a moment she helped ease them to the ground as she just held Willow while she cried. This place was so sacred to Tara and the redhead just didn’t understand how she was able to even bring one so scared, so far gone to this place.
“I –I can’t stay here. I can’t..,” It was wheezed out it the crook of Tara’s neck. All the blonde did was run her hand down Willow’s back, soothing her.
“ Yes, you can. It’s why we went away. You need to know that there’s good magick as well.” Blue eyes held the green for a moment before Willow nodded, and just sat on the floor while Tara got up to start the stove so at least they wouldn’t freeze to death that night.
As Willow sat on the floor, she could feel the pentacle brimming over with power. It was all Tara’s energies. It was ancient, older then them, older then the cabin itself which had been built as a safe haven for Tara’s family to practice their traditions away from the scrutiny of the men they had married.
The redhead closed her eyes and images flashed before her. Women in much older clothing, all blonde hair and blue eyed and each in a different way resembled Tara. She could feel their power and only briefly thought of what it had felt like when Rack had tasted her.
That made her jolt like a frightened animal, away from the pentacle and closer to the foot of the bed. That had been the worst feeling, almost more so then when Tara had left her, and she just gazed, haunted by the temptations that ran through her body.
Tara watched Willow silently. She was used to the cabin and all of it’s power but Willow wasn’t. She doubted anyone outside of her family had ever been here or even knew it existed. The barriers were so strong that even a hiker would pass up staying in the place overnight.
Time knew no boundries in this place. Tara had watched Willow, curled up on the floor for hours now as the redhead held herself, unseeing. She knew though when it was time to bring her back, time to start moving on instead of dwelling in the past. After not even a moment’s hesitation, more like a breath she eased down behind Willow and pressed herself up against her lover. It was the contact that brought Willow back to reality, back to herself and back to Tara.
        Hope is your survival
        A captive path I lead
        No matter where you go
        I will find you, if it takes
        a long, long time
       
        No matter where you go
        I will find you
        If it takes a thousand years
        No Matter where you go I will find you
        In the place with no frontiers
        No matter where you go I will find you
        If it takes a thousand years...
        ( Clannad, I Will find You, Last of the Mohicans )
       
I am walking out in the rain I am listening to the low moan of the dial tone again and I am getting no where with you and I won't let it go and I won't get through, with both hands...ani d