i wonder what piece of myself i left with you to keep:
you, you, you, whom i loved with the vitality of spring's awakening; you, who made me feel the warm comfort of green grass at the bottom of a hospital bed.
we were so young, so very, very young: just babies learning to talk, learning to walk, together.
we were innocent; we were defenseless when the pack of wolves came:
they came and snatched you away.
now, your name shall forever be on my lips: you, in every word i say.
and though you've gone, and though i ache, the taste of honey shall never leave my tongue for i still love you so.