Wednesday, July 6, 2011

Come with me


Baby, are you running away, slowly, surely, peeling off skin and more skin?
Dusting off gathered dust, wiping the grime off my brow?

Bare boned beauty, I didn’t want this. I didn’t see your storm, the potential, the immense danger.

Yesterday, I cried over lost love, cried over a faraway soul sister.

Special places slowly fade, special places glow in the dark,
Like a million fireflies clustered together, dying together.

I would like to be your little darling; I would like to be my own too.
I don’t need my head to spin faster than this.

What do you think of me now, destroyed?

Do you want to be a pretty boy in my pretty, picturesque life?

I needed to mourn, needed to alter slightly, but we started walking.
And wave after wave crashed on the shore.
I swung back, feeling tiny, elated, sad.

I embrace the new, the wonderful
My heart warms inside

But I can’t stop these images inside my head.
Blurry, technicolour,
Like three years zooming past in super quick motion

But I am okay, I have to untwist.

I want to fall more, let myself go slowly,
I want to know you, your stories,
I want to memorise you,
I want to walk with you, take trains with you, read with you,
Feed cats with you, talk for hours with you.

Baby, don’t run away.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

inspired by the abstract-ness... you collected words like a little child collects fireflies and put them in a jar just for the lonely dark night! :)