A merge of dark and pale blur
a simple, beautiful, in-descriptive word
a girl;
a girl so pure, she stirred the seas upon her fingertips
she shook the very ground with an easy glance,
she swayed the winds in which way she felt comfortable
and I,
I, a storm, intervened on her troubled aura
and my, fists of hungry thunder, my heart a shipwreck,
eyes lacking the lightening in which she would inflict
sparks of fire ignite my body in her presence
and she, with little effort
brought calmness to my froth corrupted lungs-
took the poison from my hands,
brought the light into my world, became-
my world,
became my living, breathing, air
became the reason to live, the reason to care
took the rope from my hand and instead tied me down
to life and not
the everlasting wish to shut it down
brought sensation to my skin,
made the freezing burn a thing,
made me realize perhaps there was something more to win,
that I had a chance;
a chance to begin
somewhere far, far away from the constant ring
of hands that tortured my body, consumed my mind
took a way every chance to
break free from the black, consuming pool of
deep vindictive blood
she, who is I, and I,
who is she,
created a small tear in what could have been
and from that, poured a long
epiphany of
intense emotion; my analogy
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PoetryHighest rank: #23 In poetry. A compilation of Poems about love, heart break, depression and everything in between really. Black, white, and of course, a dose of grey.