So warm I wished to stay forever, So beautiful it could cure a fever. Untouchable, so I admired from afar, Always blazing, turning reality to her star. Softly, quietly, I suffer, The love for her feels even nearer. Dying, I wrote my heart on paper, She’ll never know my heart was hers forever. Black eyes with the brightest soul, She looked into me, and I was hollow. How beautiful it all could be, That I forgot the weight of me. The soul yearns for the sunset’s glow, But my broken heart does not deserve to know. Golden rays fading, cigarette burning, I was only waiting, for nothing returning.