Prison

Prison

You have put me behind bars,
locked me up and thrown away the key.

Now I'm sitting in a prison cell,
dark and cold, dusty and dirty.

Your perfume smells like summer breeze,
as you pass the window of my chamber.

I reach out my pale shivering hands,
whispering the words that nobody else should hear.

I'm watching you continue walking,
and listening myself starting crying.

Because I could never hold you again.

Because I could never see the sun again.

Only because the key is lost.