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Lonely days


For how long will I wait in silence? Will I ever feel your warmth again? You left me broken by your absence, and torn by your elegance. We had a perfect harmony, priceless moments and epic romance. I long to embrace your touch and sense the aroma of your beauty; I miss those days when we cried over our laughter, stare at our flaws, and hated our love; I miss those days when I work up to your cherry heartbeat and drank from your sorrows; I miss those days when we hid in public and shouted in secret; I miss those days when time was an illusion and your awe voice was a remedy for my soul. You filled me with flames of affections, lighted me with tender care and cover me with direction. In captivity of your love, I'm a prisoner of the past. Tender body. Oh lonely!
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