Sirimiri

In Eden's heart, under skies so clear and vast, 

I laughed with Eve, our moments sweet, yet fast. 

Sunlight wove through every tree and leaf, 

In that perfection, I knew no grief. 

Beneath the ancient trees, we played with glee, 

Whispering secrets, just Eve and me. 

This world was ours, in moments stolen, sweet, 

A paradise of joy, where heartbeats meet. 

But as day gave way to the night's embrace, 

A subtle change crept across the space. 

From our laughter's bright and merry sound, 

To a silence deep, where despair was found. 

The sky mourned softly, a fine mist descended, 

Veiling Eden's beauty, as it ended. 

Gone were the days of carefree delight, 

In Eve's choice, came the all-ending night. 

Now in this garden, where shadows linger, 

I stand alone, touched by time's cold finger. 

The drizzle persists, a soft, mourning cry, 

For an Eden lost, under a weeping sky.