Black

"All five horizons revolved around her soul, as the earth to the sun"

This line illustrates the narrator's deep connection to the loved one, suggesting that their entire world was centered around this relationship.

"Now my bitter hands chafe beneath the clouds of what was everything"

Here, the narrator expresses regret and bitterness over the loss, indicating that what once was a source of joy has now become a painful memory.

"All the pictures have all been washed in black"

This metaphor suggests that memories have been tainted by sorrow, transforming joyful moments into painful reminders of loss.

"I know someday you'll have a beautiful life"

This line reflects a sense of acceptance, as the narrator acknowledges the former partner's potential for happiness, even if it is without them.

"Why can't it be mine?"

This rhetorical question captures the narrator's longing and desire for the relationship to continue, highlighting feelings of jealousy and unfulfilled wishes.

"Tattooed all I see, all that I am, all that I'll be"

The imagery of being 'tattooed' suggests that the impact of this relationship is indelible, shaping the narrator's identity and future.