Learning To Breathe Without You
Learning to breathe without you
Is like a baby bird with clipped wings
They never experienced the flight
But turn their eyes towards the wind
And dream
Learning to breathe without you
Is like a cloud right before the rain
Full to bursting with life
And then purging toward nonexistence
Learning to breathe without you
Is like a sickness I can’t diagnose
There are no symptoms
There are no side effects
Just an aching hole
Learning to breathe without you
Is realizing I have to let go
And having everyone know
You were the best parts of me
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