I'm okay, I'm okay
My heart is shattering.
It's sticking me with its million pieces.
I'm okay, I'm okay
My hands are burning, my skin
Every place where you have touched
Smolders.
I'm okay...
I'm okay.
I need you.
My heart is in my throat.
My tears are on my tongue.
My hand is at my neck
And my mind is screaming for you
God please, please.
Tell me you're okay.
Tell me you need me; you want me.
Tell me you love me.
Please, please.
Your face is in my mind as pain rolls through me in waves.
Your kiss can cool my strongest calm.
I don't regret a thing.
Most of all, I cannot regret you.
I love you.
I love you like the moon and the sun love the planets and the stars.
I want to kiss you like the ocean kisses the land.
I want to be in your arms and feel you touch me like the wind brushes the leaves of the trees.
Be not fleeting. Be not fast.
Come to me slow. Love me long.
Friday, September 25, 2015
Tuesday, September 1, 2015
Simply Diet Coke
There are times where I wish things
were as simple as Diet Coke.
I am simple. I am complex
Think of me, and I will appreciate
even the lightest action
I feel like my opinions are
more valued if they rhyme and
flow smoothly, but
that is not the case.
Humans are hard to understand, but
they reap great rewards.
Taking the time to recognize and
appreciate someone's Diet Coke is
crucial to the worth of that person.
People are responsive, so respond to
everyone as though he or she is a person.
Value does not lie in the dollar, but
what is chosen to do with that dollar.
I grew up in a family where
you gave what you had when you
had it because if someone needs
something and you can provide it,
you might as well.
We gave, we give, what we have
because we know well how it feels to go
without.
And when we were dependent,
someone cared for us.
Poverty may not be good, but
it is certainly a close sibling to reality.
were as simple as Diet Coke.
I am simple. I am complex
Think of me, and I will appreciate
even the lightest action
I feel like my opinions are
more valued if they rhyme and
flow smoothly, but
that is not the case.
Humans are hard to understand, but
they reap great rewards.
Taking the time to recognize and
appreciate someone's Diet Coke is
crucial to the worth of that person.
People are responsive, so respond to
everyone as though he or she is a person.
Value does not lie in the dollar, but
what is chosen to do with that dollar.
I grew up in a family where
you gave what you had when you
had it because if someone needs
something and you can provide it,
you might as well.
We gave, we give, what we have
because we know well how it feels to go
without.
And when we were dependent,
someone cared for us.
Poverty may not be good, but
it is certainly a close sibling to reality.
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
Yet.
Nothing in the world sounds as terrible
As the phrase 'good night',
When those two little words tumble from your lips
Nothing in the world tastes as rotten
As saying those two words back to you
When we've hardly spoken all day
Nothing in the world hurts as bad
As hanging up the phone
When I know I won't sleep for another three hours
because you're on my mind
Nothing kills me more,
than knowing that this kiss
Will be a goodbye kiss
and you'll go home
And then you'll leave again.
Nothing is as horrible,
as knowing that you are mine
And you always will be
but I have to wait...
Because you can't stay
yet.
As the phrase 'good night',
When those two little words tumble from your lips
Nothing in the world tastes as rotten
As saying those two words back to you
When we've hardly spoken all day
Nothing in the world hurts as bad
As hanging up the phone
When I know I won't sleep for another three hours
because you're on my mind
Nothing kills me more,
than knowing that this kiss
Will be a goodbye kiss
and you'll go home
And then you'll leave again.
Nothing is as horrible,
as knowing that you are mine
And you always will be
but I have to wait...
Because you can't stay
yet.
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