My friend said to burn everything that reminds me of you But really, what am I to do? Should I burn the shirt on my back since I wore it to one of our dates? Am I to burn the phone we spoke on at night so late? What about my car's empty passenger seat, Or the blanket with which we shared body heat? Would I burn the bed? Or anywhere else our passions burned red? Am I to burn my writing? Notes and poetry that to you now mean nothing? Shall I burn my fingers that I wrapped in your curls? Or the heart strings you left in a burl? Shall I burn my leg? It was scarred preparing a date for which now I can't even beg Am I to burn my flesh, As it lingers for your touch and lips that tasted so fresh? Can I burn my heart? Cauterize the wounds left when you tore it apart? How can I set the sky ablaze With the sunsets we watched and the stars at which We gazed? Am I to burn it all? Why would I want to? When all I want, is you