drinking from a bottle i see through its glass a fogginess. A cloudy loneliness that reignites a memory. A memory that exists as a terse expression narrating my entire life. It is the reflection of a love that came to offer its heat, evolved into a fire and ended in a cold that my body has yet to learn to forget.
She, whose name is better left in the fog, came into my life and ripped me out as a weed. I became entangled in a paradise where I learned to yield, root by root, all traces of selfishness. We lived day by day, with the years passing by. The world danced and it sang only for us, offering us the smile of an infinite spring.
and that one day came. following behind it a single black cloud which willed itself to wither all trace of my life under its shadow. And I saw her sigh, that woman, with both of her eyes looking at me in peace. Those brown eyes that slowly sunk into the black. They narrated the story of a past time, and I cried to them for one more day, and in that instant, as if only a few seconds had passed, i returned to a life without her.
And so i passed on to live, day by day; i grew old, and with the years, i faded. The world, with its song went on, I stopped listening. I wasted myself pleading to each dawn to take me to the woman who keeps all my joy. And so, here i am, lost with a bottle in hand, astray in a fog which reminds me, drop by drop, that those times will never come back.