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Memories


I remember your smile, The way it would light up your face. How your laugh would sound, And sing throughout my body. I remember your anger, And how it would scare me. The way you'd get sad And beg me not to be afraid of you. I remember your tears, And the moisture on my finger when I'd wipe them. How I could always make you laugh, Despite all of your pain. I remember the days we had, And the perfect joy I felt with you. I harnessed every moment, And cling to them now. I remember the day I lost you, In perfect, greusome detail. More pain than that day, I have never before felt. I remember everything about you, because my memories are all that's left. You are gone now, And I'm powerless to reach you.
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