But im here still,
In your doorway.
Knocking at your door.
Cracking a childish, genuine grin.
Giving you a cup of coffee.
"Let's be drunk on coffee. "
You'd scoffed at the coffee.
Saying it's bad for adrenaline.
But we will drink it still,
Until all is left is the tight band at our wrist.
You will say i don't owe anything to the stars.
But i know you love the stars. And the majestic of the moon.
I think, it's not falling out of love.
It's not a resentment.
It's growing up.
I know my stars is outside in the darkness.
But maybe when clock is ticking away,
I didnt realize that my definition of stars is changing.
It's a weird realization.
Your eyes twinkle like the stars.
It's weird.
Because when i look at you,
Im thinking of the stars and the majestic of the moon.
It's fear,
Of finding canis major in you.
Maybe when you grow up,
You outgrow the stars.
Maybe i will outgrow this star in front of me too.
It's not falling out of love.
I used to think.
Before you pull a 360° degree of the marbled floor beneath us,
"Why do you always define people as something far-fetched in your life? It's like you don't like to think of them as human like you." It sounds like a serious question.
But your smile is teasing. And it feels like my heart is bleeding.
I want to sob because you find the map behind this mess of chemical imbalance i cant control.
And you put ice to the shakiness of my hands,
It doesnt feel like a joke when the coldness of soft drink melt beneath this thick layer of loneliness.
"You dont have to hung them up on the sky and look like they are stars, they are humans though. Sometimes their souls are ugly , sometimes they are pretty, but there's always ground beneath them to cushion them still."
He shrugged, "when you think they are those stars, you are the one who exhaust yourself into catching them when something goes wrong."