xlii. THESE CIGARETTES WON'T STOP ME FROM WONDERING WHERE YOU ARE.
trouble running through your veins
evergreens and stretched stems
in gardens of misfortune
you promised to keep me safe
from cold winds to summer days
but the house on the hill
made of glory and every
erased mistake
sparked a flame in your eyes
and suddenly your back was to me,it was the fastest i've ever seen you run.
yet i keep the light on
in between the walls we built
just in case you lost your way
back to where i stand.word has gone around
you've been looking for a
darker place to stay
but i need you home
the quietness here
it makes me forget how
welcoming your voice once was.the visual
the art that stands in a golden frame
it's all too memorable
how quickly you disappeared
into the hills
where the lighthouse stands.back rests against the brick
rusty red
and broken down
taking one
two
five drags
hoping one day i'll be able to break
down these walls myself
and start over,but it's hard to press restart
when i blow out smoke
and all i see
is you staring back at me
mocking mefor i can't ever forget you
and i can't let go.so when you're willing to come back
forgive for all you've done
find the light that flickers
down the valley
by the river
where you left me
all alone.
YOU ARE READING
on this day.
Poetryxvii, april. (ii). these words speak louder than i ever will. © playlist poetry h.r. : #55