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Farewell, to Marcus
Farewell, to Marcus
At dawn I arise looking for some escape, some door to leave from
This path seems the blackest, but I guess it’s the soonest
But there in the clearing, I know you’ll be wearing
Your young aching smile while waving your hand
Cant go with my heart when I cant feel whats in it
I thought you’d come over, but for some reason
You didn’t glass on the pavement under my shoe
Without you is all my life amounts to.
A chance for calm, a hope for freedom
Outlet from my cold, solitary kingdom
By the forest of our spring stay, where you walked away
And left a bleeding part of me
Empty and bothered, watching the water
Quiet in the corner, numb and falling through
Without you, what does my life amount to?
So this is my final goodbye to you,
Praying you stay true to me in my absence
While you weep, I'll be out in a land full of nothingness
Trying to find my true meaning of life.
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This is about the tragic love & despair of a woman who lost her husband a couple of months back. She begins to have hallucinations of him in her mind, thinking that he's still alive when in reality, shes just losing her mind and grieving over Marcus. She uses these hallucinations of Marcus as a coping mechanism.