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I lost my voice


Hours upon hours of screaming one’s name

Leads to my voice’s demise

And it ends the same

Light is replaced by darkness

And I let it consume me.

I can't see myself.

Are you still there?

My consciousness warns me to let her go.

My organs tell me to reach out.

So I'll try again voiceless

Chasing after the luminous light

The journey is unbearable

each trial nearly ends my life

days turn into weeks and weeks into months

Finally,I have her in my grasp

Warm smiles provoke thee

Stretched hands waiting to be pulled in

And I scream your name

But I lost my voice

And it ends the same

 
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