The Box
I open the box and what do I see?
She is staring back at me.
Oh, how her absence is making me sad.
How her name echoes in my head every night.
I'll always miss you no matter what they say.
I close the box.
I open the box.
And her shell necklaces are falling apart.
They make me think of all
the fun times we spent
together at the beach.
How I wish I could be there
running in the sand,
with the sand squished
between my toes,
and seeing her smile.
I close the box.
I open the box.
The shells of the necklaces
are scattered everywhere;
the box had begun to rust.
The picture of her has crumbled
like a dying flower.
How I wish I had more of her things,
in my box where I can never
miss her grin or wonderful personality.
Now I wait for my day to come
where I can see her again.
I close the box.
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