This is haunting, in as much as it's both heartbreaking to me while leaving me feeling remorseful at the same time. It flows so effortlessly, and the story is so beautiful, I just want to sit by a warm fire and read it again. (I don't have a fireplace, or else I would.)
I think my favorite part is "But, in the way you haunt me, I have the afterglow to keep me warm," it's just so accepting, so final.
I think my favorite part is "But, in the way you haunt me,
I have the afterglow to keep me warm," it's just so accepting, so final.
I really really love this.