The Bleakness of Twilight
My other half now lies lifeless
Robbed of color and vibrance
I am fraught with sadness
And wracked by despair
My words are but empty words
There is neither faith nor conviction
Gone from my heart like the birds
Distraught and bitter I am now
The light is gone from the world
In the highest tower, I once shone
But now, from its height I am hurled
To the ground that now consumes me
As time marches onward
I cannot do the same
What is there to go forward
I am without my lantern’s light
While others pass me indifferently
Into death or longer life
I finally realize my folly
My naïveté has blinded me
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