I think I may need to forget you today.
Looking at my life as if from the outside
looking at you, as out of my reach as the highest cupboard
I think I need to forget you
I've spent days dwelling on you
countless hours of pondering your existence
and the years that have come and gone
they scream profanities at me
then speak of my future without you
One can only learn through change
you have taught me of love and loss
determination and fruitless efforts
it's funny that you would still trouble me
in all existence we will only ever be simple things
two floating souls that just happened across one another
in our endless search for truth.
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Reaching for the Moon
PoetryIn a sense, this is a love story. Every one of these poems has been written for one person in particular -- my moon; ma Lune, as I call her -- illustrating the ups and downs of our relationship that thrives on possibility yet hangs from nothing but...
