When I close my eyes
When I close my eyes
I can see your face
Your pain harden soft wrinkles
That once caressed you gently
Heavy weight
Arms crossed with deep sighs
The burden not to die
So soon after all
When I close my eyes
I can hear your laughter
As it echoes in my head
Endless stories are reminders
Of a better past
Yet old memories always
Soon forgotten with drinking
Leaving you lonely nights
When I close my eyes
I can feel your cursing
Your tongue flicking fire
Words of bitter tasting
From past love
Taken without consent
Which you have come to miss
Every day again
When I close my eyes
I can touch the time
Embrace hurtful conversations
Your existence as you were
Made me
Wishing most of all each day
That it could have lasted
Forever
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