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I miss you

The phantom of you lingers, a ghost in the hall,
A memory's echo, answering freedom's fall. 
I loved who you used to be, a sun in the sky,
before the clouds gathered, and the bright colors died.
The laughter you shared, a shard of glass now, 
cutting through silence, a forgotten vow. 
Your eyes, once ablaze, now hold a cold fire, 
consumed by shadows, a fading desire.
The hand I once held, now clenched in a fist, 
a fortress of sorrow, forever dismissed. 
The warmth of your touch, a forgotten embrace, 
replaced by the chill of an unyielding space.
The ghost of your smile, a cruel, mocking jest, 
haunts the empty chambers, putting my soul to the test. 
I loved who you used to be, a truth I can't hide, 
but that person is somewhere hidden deep inside.

Copyright © Steph Stack | Year Posted 2024

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