Memorial

I don't know where you are But I remember where you were When you first touched me Not leaving a mark on my skin But a tattoo on my brain I don't think I'll ever forget How I could sense you from a mile away The way you would crawl into bed How you held me in your sleep Instead of dreaming Because we never had to dream Our dreams were reality Our reality Like a movie Each day was like a different frame Our life was seamless A perfect blending of happiness Not even Scorsese could direct Words turned to actions And questions turned into promises In the forms of affection and in rings And rolling the windows down in the car Because you liked the way my hair looked in the gust I remember everything Every memory Every touch Like stains on a white blouse I will never get out You stained my skin You changed my whole being I don't think I could ever deny what we had What we could have Or what we were Though you hurt me in more ways than one I don't think i will ever get that tattoo removed Because I will never regret loving you And I never want you off my mind

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