Gentle Departure
As my heart begins to beat slowly
Take me to the highest rooftop in town
Lay me down to say my farewell to the sunset
Consuming my flesh as the world around continues
My heartbeat comes to a finale
Though I won’t forget the whispers of the ocean or the howls at the moon
Memories will fade and life goes on, except mine
For all I will have is a piece of what used to be
As the sky gently utters my name one last time
Please don’t weep for me, rather rejoice
For I no longer have to bare this pain
You too will be free of this cycle of hurt one day
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