Vanishing Life  There's a tan-line on my wrist where your watch
used to be. There's a kiss on your lips from when we used to be.
There's the casings broken off the chain where they should be.
There's your shirt in my closet where your memory used to be.
I'm crying at the thought of losing you. Can't you see me weep?
Though you say we'll always be… There's a hole in my life where
your heart used to be.  There's a slot on the shelf where the
textbook used to be. There's a case in my bag where my pencils
should be. There's the picture with dust where the students used
to be. There's a time during the day where my school life used
to be.  The school year's ending now after all these months. Why
did time have to speed? …and they said we'd never be… There's a
hole in my heart where my companion used to be.  There's an ache
in my head where the pleasure used to be. There's still that
side of my bed where I thought that you should be. There's my
notebook in hand where my writing never will be. There's this
yearning