Black Sea

seeker123

I think about telling you every day,

But it all catches in my throat.

All the exhaustion of chasing you

Away from a cold blacked haired girl.

 

I am exhausted from trying to show you

Your worth.

I can’t look you in the eye

Because I’m afraid I might melt.

That all this hard wax and silent flame

Will converge in my eyes

And I will cry.

 

But these tears won’t be 

Salty

Or clear

But bitter

And black;

Hating every moment I look down

Instead of up

Into your eyes

The ones whose black tears I cry.

 

You are my black sea

And I a ship that can’t seem to float;

So now I drown never seeing

What the moon looks like at night--

 

--Never knowing where Venus will rise

A wanderer like me

Trying to be brighter than 

That black haired girl

Who stole my black sea

And drank it dry.



  • Author: seeker123 (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 23rd, 2020 00:18
  • Category: Love
  • Views: 44
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Comments1

  • dusk arising

    Nice stuff. But go ahead and bite the bullet.

    • seeker123

      Thanks I will!



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