Anna Zinn

 
Her eyes are worn and heavy,
Her legs drag across the floor,
As she stumbles into her bed
And she dreams that he's still here...
breathing...living...but he's gone.
For too long now...he's gone.
And she is broken.
He stole her everything and carried it with him,
into the abyss where he lies for countless hours.
A thousand days in the desert,
skin melting from unbearable heat,
couldn't compare to loosing him.
But he's gone...
For too long now...he's gone.
And she's broken.
So she slowly begins to move on.
From the nights she lies awake,
From the days she walks alone,
And from the minutes she wastes looking for him.
She loses the memory of his face, his scent, his touch.
Because he's gone now...
For too long he's gone.
And she is broken.