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Five Long Years

I love waking up at this hour of the day
When night struggles to stay
But the light of day is inevitable anyway
Still the night doesn't simply slip away.
Silence, too-- this is the most silent time
In a typical city where silence is a luxury
Now listening to silence, memories haunt me
Almost five long years here of joy and misery.
I had two best girls and a young man
They filled the years I am about to leave behind
But that tinge of sadness attached to memories
Locks me up in a room full of reveries.
Five long years of joy and misery
Five long years, I became me. 

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