Till I met you, I made my own smiles. But you drew new lines at the corner of my eyes. Each bear your name, and surprisingly enough, I don’t mind. Vain as I am, it’s been worth it.
Till I met you, age was a number just marking the passage of time. Now I’m acutely aware each moment you aren’t here. And how every new day is one less.
So I let go of the fear you won’t always be near, and I’ll pray for an after-life. One large enough for two with different points of view about a heavenly creator.
About a friend who loves someone with a different belief system.