I exist to see the beauty of the world,
To travel the seas and climb the tallest mountains
To visit each bustling city to leave a story behind
To walk the streets shrouded in mystery for us to uncover.
I exist to listen to the music of the world
From the addictive pop songs on the radio
To the sweet sounds of a street performer
From the symphony of strings of an orchestra
To the broken chords on your guitar.
I exist to capture each precious memory on film
To remember the way you smiled against the backdrop of the parisian streets
To share that sunset I saw alone atop a mountain
To immortalize that one emotion I felt with you
To keep that stunning picture of my happiest moments close to my heart.
I exist to be with you.
Yet, you left me so early.
Now, the journeys I made with you mock me in my sleep.
The salty breeze of the sea makes the cuts you left sting
That sun we saw atop a mountain burns my heart.
The stories we left in each city now ends with a tragedy.
Your voice haunts me when I'm awake.
The pop songs you hummed is forever etched in my mind.
The harmony of your favourite pieces sounds like nails on a chalkboard.
No matter how much I play your guitar, it will never sound the same.
Our box of photographs are all that keeps me going.
Even when you're gone, I can still see your smile.
Even when I can't remember what you said, you can still make me laugh.
As long as they're around, I can live with the stories you left behind.
So my love, when I tell you that I've met someone who makes me whole again please do not fret.
No matter what anyone does,
a piece of you lives with me and a piece of me died with you.
But now, I've found a person that makes me feel alive again.
I will never visit the Parisian streets you haunt
But he has brought me to the dark alleys of Tokyo
I will never play a guitar again
But the piano shall sing for him instead.
YOU ARE READING
My collection of really short writings
De TodoA dump for my writings that I want to post but have no where to do so. Mainly my thoughts of society and my life. Occasionally poems.