Tuesday, December 15, 2015

Last Letter

This is my last* post on this blog. It's been one hell of a ride. I hope that you like it.



Last Letter


Tell me about her, said the woman in my bed
But you and I, we never needed words
I never had to learn how to swim
To save myself from drowning
In your eyes, full of poetry

Prisoner of your child-like laugh
Knocked the wind out of my head
Crossing your street, past crosses my heart
As if it were just yesterday
With time, nothing changes

Always been mature enough to know
But never enough to act
To know I must no longer wait
For the way you said hi
With a hug, and my world in it

With the strongest gravity, you pulled me
And I was in love with your scars
You challenged an emotionally challenged
And I was, but glad, that you won
With a smile, and mine linked

You’re the only song I know by heart
One I can’t help but sing along
Oh how things you live with
Become things you can’t live without
That’s life, full of departures

So admirable, the way you could
Predict me as if I was merely weather
So profound, the way you could
Calm the storms in my head
With your heart, and its one hundred secrets

Hurts to walk backwards
Monochromatic flashback set in slow motion
I know not what we are
But we are a forever thing
That’s the story, but only my half

I forgot to tell you
That I need you
To take care of the child inside me
She’s my lover but you are my love
With my heart, bare open

You smile when you mention her, she said
I smiled yet again.

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*Note 1 This was supposed to be the last thing I ever posted on this blog. After writing this, I did not write any poem for almost 15 months!

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