The Loss
And so I sit, and so I sniff
This lonely flower - just a whiff,
I steal a scent of muggy air
And times I thought about my life.
Too young to know about his death,
This stranger I had never met,
The Crown of Thorns did mark his grave.
A lonesome flower there did sit,
And so I sat and so I sniffed.
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