You meet me in a spiral,
When my life was on idle,
But I didn't care.
I breakdown in low light,
A happiness hindsight,
But I wont let you be there.
Instead, I sink into the water
and I drift out farther,
away from my home.
I wade under the night sky
Making my own light
While I try to make my peace with fear
So, darling be patient
It just takes me some time
To find the words inside
but until then I'll teach myself to swim
and live in my head
I'll be just fine.
Sometimes it wears me out
because I sink like stone
Under the weight of all these thoughts of mine
But I wish you well
Because you can't save someone too far to find
So if I never reach the land
Or learn to love again
Darling, I'll be just fine.
- Author: Silk (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: June 23rd, 2021 15:19
- Category: Unclassified
- Views: 20
Comments1
awesome!
such a joy to read
showcasing that simple fluency
in Poetry's intuitive empathy of relatability..
thank you for sharing, dear poet
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