An Unforgotten Mystery
Dear Mystery,
I never knew more than
Your face, and even with
That I could never understand
What had happened?
You were loved, adored.
Not by me, but by those
Who knew more than
That smile on your face.
More courageous than
I could ever have been,
You, my mystery, did
The most questionable act.
How you killed yourself,
I do not know. Why you killed
Yourself is an even bigger mystery.
Why did you always smile
If you were in pain?
Is it because you
Weren’t strong enough to
Face your challenges,
Or is it simply my
Own misunderstanding of you.
Either way, I guess there is
Only one thing to say,
The first thing I will
Say to you. Goodbye.
I may not have known
You that well in life, but
From the amount of people that
Cried for you I can tell you were
Good. However, there is
Stille one thing that you,
Mystery, could tell me.
There is a question still
Unanswered that is the
Most vital to me, however.
And that question is one
I can never ask you, my mystery.
What is your name?
But, please, do not answer
That question, do not let
Me lose that one mystery
In my life. That emotion
You make me feel, a balance
Between sadness, fear, and bliss,
I don’t a name to put to it
Because at that point,
It will be real.
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