My eyes meet yours
like the moon dipping
its toes into the sea of stars.
But it stays afloat,
since the clouds from above
separate us both.And I fall
into a puddle of your grace,
hidden behind the obsidian hills
where I expect to find you
At the right time,
At the right place.The stars you held up
during my dark days
collapsed as a downpour
Of burning drops of rain
impinged upon the muddy earth
made of secrets and black-blue pain.The skies sing,
lightning dancing over
The thick blanket
Of brilliant grey firmament
As I turn to notice
The pulsation of air
Choking you in defeat.There it was,
behind your teeth:
the raging fire
from the lies that you speak
and made me believeI could ever be happy.
YOU ARE READING
the war against myself
Poetrya trash bin full of my thoughts. revised; 2018 ✓ published; 2015 ☺︎ ranking; ⌗228 in poetic (2018) ranking; #9 on raw poetry (2019)