How wild it was, to let it be.
The oceans of grief that I feel,
Yearning for each one that leaves.
I feel the forest fire in me,
The forest is me, the fire is me, and I stand there, watching it all destroy me.
You stood up, walked away, and the grass where you lay, left a bed in your shape, I just gazed over it and I ached.
But I stood up too, walking the other way, kept looking back, but never quite returned to you.
And every time I looked back, it felt as if it was night and the moon was especially focused upon my plight, a recollection of my memories appeared at the corner of my eyes and gently rolled down my cheeks. every single time, I swear I saw our lost memories appear there again, you laying there, I pictured it, but it all went away with the river that streamed down my face.
This poem isn't meant to rhyme and satisfy, the pain it gives me is beautified.
Oh I'll yearn for you, and then I'll bid you a bye, when everyone bids me a bye.
Oh, the art of time. I hope you feel guilty, time, to be the greatest thief of all time.