Up in those rafters you were a lightning rod.
In the joy of summer it didn't take much to make a spark.
The forest was so dry, quickly turning us into a forest fire.
The wind of autumn carried the fire to the prairie of our lives.
Burning everything that had sustained you,
And leaving you without enough to spare for me.
Winter's wind brought in the snow,
Covering us with a layer of insulation that would leave us colder than ever.
But when that snow melted you were washed away from me.
Now that water hits me in waves,
Reminding me of your absence and soaking me in pain.
The summer sun is returning and burning my skin.
Why can't these waves even keep me cool?
Why must these winds always take you farther from me?
Why is it you always got further away while I was trying to stand by your side?












