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Death


the pain that flows through my veins is caused by your indescribable overly incredible face your smile could take everyone’s breathe away the way i looked in your eyes i could get lost for days i loved every thing about your taste the movement of your body as you danced the night away the color of your hair after a long summer break i love the way we got to be even when you were mad at me i can not stand the days when i can’t be near your embrace i am all alone my days and nights linger with pain with every tear i cry i think of the waves that washed by that day at the beach i fly like a kite, and soar through the air, wishing and wanting to be the wind through your hair i wish i could say i was there that day the moment you crashed and your life faded to grey a promise i broke when i told you id protect you always the blame turns into shame each and every day i fly like a kite, and soar through the air, wishing and wanting to be the wind through your hair i fly, yeah i fly like a kite, and soar through that air, wishing and needing to be the wind through your hair with this pain there is no gain there is always a silent cry i need to have you to make it by a photographed found on a shelf breaks me in half making me cry out for help because i just i fly like a kite, and soar through the air, wishing and wanting to be the wind through your hair needing the moment for you to be right next to me even way out there
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