Where You Remain
Drift like spring haze
Across my mind.
The almosts,
The what-dids
And what-didn’ts
Stroll through,
Like I wish you could
Visit.
Cause it’s to hard
To tell my heart,
That in this physical world
You’re no longer in it.
But your spirit is here
I can feel it.
I’m trying to go on,
But it’s hard
Remembering
Your soft soul,
Because that
Feels familiar.
Not the hell
That zipped us through
The fast lane.
Just the soft moments
Of all the true love,
That we made.
I know that you loved me.
I know that you’re sorry.
I forgive every ounce
Of that god-awful fury.
After it all,
Love reigns.
Our bodies become
Dirt and ashes
But real love outlives
All our remains.
I’ll carry it in me.
Wherever I go.
Nothing,
Can take your memory,
From me.
They say,
I got the best version of you.
I say,
For a glimpse of your life
I got to love you.
In the end,
You couldn’t choose.
The same world
That led me to you.
But I believe in eternal love,
Untouched by mortal time.
I believe this love,
Will live on.
Past this lifetime.
Written by Epiphany Tiffany.