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Beautiful As Ever


Beautiful as ever
The day it all went down
The way you tried to compose yourself
As your smile became a frown
 
Politely you explained your side
I listened but could not hear
All the words you said for all your tears
Drowned out your voice, my dear
 
I still do not understand
Why you would end something you treasure
We're a team, and any problems we had
We could face them all together
 
But now you're gone, it's over now
The dust begins to settle
You threw out all my roses
Every last dying brown petal

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