And I knew you'd be your own destroyer.
Your life was wasted like a running river,
flowing deep, passing me.
I never thought you'd make it,
As I carry whats left of you home again,
The river flows on.
Winter creeps behind us,
and I long to hold your hand again.
To see your skin come alive with my touch,
Like it used to.
But now what's left of your loving heart,
and shreds of forearms,
so limp and cold.
Destination: the river,
where we swore so many things,
in our iron-shod paradise.
The words in their thousands,
Passed through those bars.
As I sat high and you sat low.
Laughter echoed through the iron.
Cries died down into the silt.
The river saw its share of us too,
splashing happily.
Now its still,
now its cold,
like you've become.
It only seemed fair,
To bring you back to where you were happy once.
Or were you really happy with me?
Or was it all a facade?
i dont want to know,
and I never will.
I just may have to find out more about your inspiration for this piece.....
But i suspect there will be pictures of the place online somewhere...