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warmth and pain.

Remember, even the fondest of memories
can become bittersweet sorrows.
May the strongest of drinks never fill 
the emptiness that’s been left by the void. 
Glittering tears on nights like tonight

make these flames grow forever brighter.

Remember the greatest of pains.
Even the greatest of pains bring about great change.
Remove your past, take on a new name.
Remember, remember, remember your pain.


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