I Just Can't Find The Words
Your eyes used to shine with the stars,
Like constellations in the night.
Now they flicker with uncertainty,
Dimness…
Like a firefly slowly dying,
Losing its spark.
What used to be, isn’t.
Your arms used to be clean,
Like a blank canvas.
Now they’re dotted with pinpricks,
Hollowness…
Like tunnels made by an earthworm,
Looking for a permanent home.
What used to be, isn’t.
Your voice used to ring with the angels,
Like Niagara Falls on a blissful morning.
Now it’s solemn with lost hope,
Emptiness…
Like the empty bottle of a dehydrated infant,
Yearning for thirst.
What used to be, isn’t.
What would be, won’t.
What should be, will never.
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