Understudy
- poetrynaut
- Aug 21, 2020
- 1 min read
Updated: Nov 15, 2020
Six weeks to one year
Sorry was our first word back then
You were black, I was pink
An obvious kind, as enchanting
He walked through
I sat in the balcony, looking at the valley
From the corner of my eyes, I captured his ice-glazed smile
Brick walls are now down
Sky blue and warm water
Deep red and cold breeze
He is the summer to my winter
He is the melody to my rhythm
He is a long-forgotten book in the library
Singing his story out loud
To the people who can't come to take him anymore
He is the country-side lake covered by foggy mountains
I write and read
I hope and pray
One day - this questions will finally be marked as completed
One day - I wouldn't have to face the same fear again
Six weeks to one year
Due is set to my own story; to finish or to end
He is way too precious to be pushed aside
And I - am way too scared to hope, to put hopes in human form
Soon as his shadow appears
At nights, when the trees are even too shy to move
I tell the blurry stars and their cosmic dusts
How this longing been carved in the center of my flawed soul
Everything and nothing has changed at the very second
All unspoken words and undone actions are kept tight
He keeps His - in which I cherish the most
I will walk the lane once He says so
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