Love, Lost Again

Love, Lost Again

You brought me dawn when nights were long,

A whispered laugh, a lark's sweet song.

You turned my sorrow into grace,

Lit constellations on my face.

Yet time's cruel tide pulled you away,

Like fleeting dreams at break of day.

You stole my joy, my sky, my air,

And left me lost in lone despair.

You healed my wounds with hands so kind,

Yet left a scar upon my mind.

I loved you past the stars above,

Yet you became a ghost of love.

You took my heart, you took my breath,

And left me dancing close to death.

No vow remains, no sacred sign,

For love once ours can ne'er be mine.

And now I watch the moonlight wane,

A witness to love's whispered pain.

You'll chase the thrill, the fleeting fire,

But never know love's true desire.