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Away


Feeling the crisp cold air touch my face, I look up and see his grace. Knowing the minutes and seconds are going to expire, I'm left like an unplugged wire. "Goodbye, my love," his whisper yelled My throat swelled, Our hands left unheld, And our hearts compelled To walk away, away, away.
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