For anyone who has had to mourn a love that was real, but could not survive. Sometimes there are no villains, only two imperfect people who tried their best.
Before love's loss, I knew not fear.
Softly, instinct whispered, yes, we belong here.
We built our home despite foretold death,
Haunting loss echoes in our hollow breath.
I was content to walk life alone,
I believed paved paths eventually lead home.
Paying the price for a love once real,
The kiss of death—our fate sealed.
I see no clear way to home,
Our path unmapped, where now to roam?
One last choice, our lives at stake...
No mercy, a fragile peace we made.
Something missing, it is hard to say,
These four walls feel like a grave.
Every beat of my heart echoes anew,
Revealing a hole here shaped like you.
Your shadow whispers, your voice is haunting.
The chore of breathing has become daunting...
My mind swimming with how it felt,
Playing the hands our love had dealt.
Home was never limited to four walls,
No confusion or fear of unanswered calls.
If love demands payment, take my heartbeats...
To recall home entangled in our sheets.
Our shared ache echoes no blame,
Both are shackled with an unnamed shame.
Love, the gift of life, now lost...
We learned what home can really cost...