The day you slowly flew, from the utter mess of what we were, from me and my life, You took what used to be a joyful soul before the wound of your manipulative knife, And you left it here to rue seeing nothing but black and blue.
You ask why I no longer write, But you still miss to understand; You have taken with you my fragile arms through your deceitful but compelling charms,
You have taken with you my sensible and thin fingers With the way your body used to linger, Millimeters away from mine, just enough to make it impossible for me to live without.