Did you know the skin On your lips are the most sensitive On your entire body? The softest, most tender touch Of your finger run excruciatingly slowly Across them feels...
Lost to me.
Did you know our eyes Can spot a candle's flicker Over fourteen miles away? The softest, most comforting glint Shining from your eyes looks...
Lost to me.
Did you know our pristine ears Can hear the music and ruckus Of almost three hundred thousand sounds? The breathy, raspy whisper From your lips sounds...
Lost to me.
Did you know our taste Is the fastest response in our bodies, Determining sweet versus savory In less than a millisecond? The savoriness of you Is...
Lost to me.
Did you know that most of our memories Are locked away in box whose key Is our ability to smell? The scent of home, of hot cocoa and lavender, Of old spices, and old pipe smoke Float on a breeze...
Lost to me.*
What I have now is but the memory, For with this descent, all my being numbs, And each of my senses are