Last Christmas
Last Christmas, the world was ours. Just us two against the world. Holding hands, feels like home. But now it'll be our last year together. We wrapped the world in ribbons bright, Traded secrets through the night. Every promise, every kiss, Folded neatly into bliss. But seasons turn, as seasons will, Silence crept where hearts stood still. Last Christmas feels a world away— Ghosts of love that couldn’t stay. Now, lights go up, the carols play, But something’s missing in the day. I walk through scenes we used to know, Tracing steps through falling snow. Last Christmas, I was whole and warm, Safe inside your steady arms. Now memories drift slow, Of a love from one year ago. -B...?
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