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Half a Soul


(poems go here) I find my gaze is drawn to her beauty Her eyes glisten in the evening’s twilight She haunts my every thought unsteadily She keeps the serenity through the night When I brave the night she’s always with me When she visits her doctor I’m at her side She makes me smile by smiling brightly At midnight we stand at each other’s side I drown in her pain and she does mine Her hearts leaps and pulls mine along with it In her eyes she’s ok but in mine she shines In this life she completes my spirit Without my soul, life is not worth living To live with half my soul is even more depressing
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