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Goodbye


Her breath is the tide Gently it roles in Swiftly it crashes away Those precious blue eyes Have become dual grey moons The canyons in her wrists Fill the puddle around her Rivulets stream down her cheeks They drop like rain These morbid splashes ripple through my being So many thoughts fill my aching head “Why....” “How could you be so selfish?” You were my other half My heart… Her liquid color has been fully drained She lies in a puddle of cold life Chilled to the bone Nothing of the girl I loved Just a broken heart Where mine once fit Goodbye, my love Until we meet again…
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