Goodbye.

Twice removed and twice forgotten,
The symphony of excuses the house holds is bitter, rotten.
Still lives adore walls once bare;
I am indifferent to the changes. Honestly, I don’t care.

A fan sweeps under the beam were He once hung,
Dead - lifeless, pale.
He won.

My savior is gone;
The bittersweet imprint my late lover has laid,
Succumbs sweetly to the test to of time.
As the gently caressed memories,
Begin to fade.