When all of my beauty is gone
and I’m an old hermit poet,
last wisps of hair
letting go to the wind,
I’ll still be dreaming
of the life
we would have had,
feeling you
on the mountaintop
with me,
ever my one
even if I didn’t
get to be yours.
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