Her body was exposed. I traced every curve with the tips of my fingers. All over until I reached her face, A new face, pure and bright. A face I'd never seen. Twisted and tangled in the sheets, She sang with a soft and gentle voice. Like a boat slowly rocking in the water, Knocking against an old wooden dock. The wood splintered and rotted, And then I was back. Where had my mind gone. It went to the beginning, To the last place I ever saw her, To the last place she was even seen.