I still see her face
But I cannot place her laugh
Or the smell of her comfort
Her voice has escaped my ears
I lost the picture of her talking
But I remember her touch
I remember how she made me feel:
Safe, protected, and tranquil
Loved and no longer alone
I remember how she understood my madness
And she took on the burden of hell with me
I cannot imagine her sitting in front of me
But I still see her soul and heart crystal clear
That is what I fell in love with
Even though the world screamed it an abomination
I regret never telling her all this
But the world has already banned our interactions
But I will never forget my love and your heart
Oct 16, 2016
Oct 16, 2016 at 2:22 PM UTC
I still see her face
But I cannot place her laugh
Or the smell of her comfort
Her voice has escaped my ears
I lost the picture of her talking
But I remember her touch
I remember how she made me feel:
Safe, protected, and tranquil
Loved and no longer alone
I remember how she understood my madness
And she took on the burden of hell with me
I cannot imagine her sitting in front of me
But I still see her soul and heart crystal clear
That is what I fell in love with
Even though the world screamed it an abomination
I regret never telling her all this
But the world has already banned our interactions
But I will never forget my love and your heart
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