The Fading Light
The night is long, the silence deep,
A solemn promise I couldn't keep.
I trace the rim of an empty cup,
Wishing the memories would finally stop.
They flood the room like a swollen river,
A bitter taste that only makes me shiver.
I search the clouds where you used to hide,
A perfect circle that stood by my side.
But the sky is black, a void of space,
And all I see now is a vacant place.
My small, sweet gravity, where has it gone?
Leaving my soul untethered till the cold, harsh dawn.
The tides within me have turned to storm,
No gentle pull to keep me warm.
My world spins wild, without a center true,
All because I lost the light that was you.
I was a fool to ever think I could roam,
When your single beacon was my only home.
I whisper your name into the pouring rain,
A fragile plea to ease this aching pain.
If you could just return, a glimmer, a curve,
To mend the orbit of this love I preserve.
I need that faithful, gentle, constant heat,
To make my broken, lonely life complete.
Be my moon again,
And let this dark path end.
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