Elegy to Grams

It's been forever since you went — To the other side in a heartbeat — To return the life you've been lent, Towards the edge of the stellar backstreet. Your footsteps echo until now, Thumping gently throughout our little place, As my longing heart can't find how To make myself accept your ended days. And my frail soul is pierced each time — The perfect curves in your mouth I recall — How they soothe like an angel's chime, As they fade away in the fall. If I weep my tears in the void, And if I scream until there's nothing left, Would He return your chance — destroyed? Rewrite your bright tomorrow that was theft? But I know in myself the truth — That at last you've gone to the clouds afar, Away from the pain and dispute, So I bid farewell, wherever you are. -