Does this darkness
have a name?
Who exactly should I
blame?
For the sorrow and
the pain
That will come to me
again?
You’re song lingers
in my heart;
As if we'll never be
apart.
But when I look at the
wooden door
I know that it won’t
open anymore.
Sunrise whispers
words so sweet,
Also hoping that we
meet;
But it’s sunset by
the sea
And you aren’t near
me.
As I look at the
horizon,
And I feel forever
broken,
I know grandpa’s over
seas –
He can’t hear my
painful screams.
In my pocket lies your
photo,
Your voice sounds
just like an echo,
The books you read
surround me –
And yet it’s you I
want to see.
You’re holding out
your hand so warm
And afraid of another
storm,
I reach forward like
a toddler –
It’s thin air; not
your finger.
When it falls, my
lonely tear,
I hold back my
biggest fear:
That you’ll never
smile again
And I’ll always live
in pain.
Gentle eyes hidden
behind glasses,
Look at the door that
now closes.
For the last time I
look back
Knowing now what I
will lack.
I feel sunrise hugging
earth,
While night gives its one
last breath.
But it’s sunset by
the sea
And you aren’t near
me.