It wore the face of my silence, unable to utter even a single word.
It wore the face of my fear, for even a single frayed thread could unravel me.
It wore the face of my doubt, because if I took a single misstep, it would be my undoing.
It wore the face of my absence, its presence reflected what I couldn't reveal.
It wore many monstrous faces that you couldn't even discern if it was real.
But it was; for underneath those masks, it wore its true face but I didn't know what it looks like.
I wished it could be freer, purer.
I wished it could be louder until it embraces everything there is to touch.
I wished it could be like stars, that shone through the night.
But it wasn't; for the words and actions I should've shown were far out of my reach.
So I would just whisper as I ruin myself,
"I wish my love was more beautiful."
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Secrets I Whisper to the Stars at Night
PoetryThe stars, my anchor and friend Keeping my secrets as I spill them Into the night sky Together with the moon, They keep me company.