Frostbitten

Sing me a song A song with words I’ve lost; An image of porcelain snow in your raven hair This image now coated in frost It’s not about pain, it’s not about sorrow But where you travel as your fading off in the morrow Far from me, as I look in the mirror A storybook hopeless- so covered with disease It travels into my soul and bleeds out through my tears The tears you once caught… much how the strongest trees catch the rain Shielding the flowers from losing their pedals; Taking away their most hidden of pain Except for that one… That one ache in my soul A rich desire left unfulfilled Forever frostbitten and caught long-stilled Frozen in time, as I’m left here alone Of solitude aching in my rotting bones, As you smile and wave into your morrow Your frame is strong, shielding these flowers Without even hearing their cry in windy song You can’t ever disappoint me, despite what you believe Though through this song, I wish for a cease to your leave The blazing stars are dim as I see your eyes So full of a life you have yet to live Those eyes show so much of what you hold in your heart: the sweetness and warmth of a drop of sunshine, Illuminating my frostbitten soul I long for more of your melt… But I am left in the cold as you obliviously move forward You’ll never know, will you? You’ll never see how you brought the sunshine into a rotting, frost-covered forest You’ll never understand how the flowers lean for more of your magic as you pull away You’ll never truly know how much you mean to this diseased hopeless, who continues to crawl with both the best and worst sickness of all So go on and walk away! These rotting diseased bones long for you to stay But I am not nearly worthy to disturb your path of light… I should stay where I’ve been, as a creature of this afflicting night I abhor when you look at me with that warmth in your eyes and those sovereign words Those words you utter without ruminating what they mean I abhor it the way I abhor clear weather when the flowers need rain I’m aware it’s not deliberately in which those sovereign words leave your forbidden lips Believe me- I’m aware of that But it still only wakens this disease up my spine It still sets my heart into flames in a way that burns my bones I want it- I want it more… I want to hear you say them again… again But I stand here knowing that you are still oblivious And you will still desert this storybook hopeless and her disease, to do much more important things outside of this freeze I say this now as the frostbite thrives in my solitude, So please walk away and take all that you’ve brought here Take your warmth and your smile; Take those sovereign words; Take away the marks of those starlit eyes But just leave me two things: Leave me such memory so I can still see you in my head You’ve changed everything for me; the least I can do is remember who it was But also… leave me a promise A promise that you will go on with your life, and fulfill all of your utmost dreams I long to see your smile- that special, soft smile before you leave this frost-covered forest Before you take the lifelong mile Farther away from me Look not back at how you’ve tortured me so Don’t try to even out love’s horrendous fold Just go away… because with me, that special, dear light will only be snuffed out with the cold