Daylights were so much than expensive goldbars with your arms securing my chest in the twenty-fifth of May covered with comfy bedsheets and you as my everyday scenery, my healthy breakfast, my vitamin A.
But nightfalls were so much unaware than missed shooting stars in clouded firmament with your eyes refused to stay growing cherry blossoms as I hope that your feet became regretful for stepping to the nothingness to the process of forgeting until to the complete unknown