There’s talk of bridges
being burnt to
the ground, ones I don’t
ever remember crossing.
It puts me at unease
and makes me retrace my steps;
but I don’t remember walking over you.
Your sorrow weighs on me
like a mischievous ray of
light demanding attention
on a sleepless night, and
I’d rather just pull the covers
over my head and pretend it’s
not there –
but you shine it right into
my eyes.
So I say
I’m sorry she broke
your heart,
and you ask
me why I’m so dead inside.
I suspect you’re genuinely curious.
You’ve been speaking my mind lately. It’s nice seeing those thoughts of mine being put into words so beautifully.
Your poems are beyond perfection.
Its about expectations.
What we feel when articulated,
we understand and refine ourselves.
Sorrow and happiness are like playgrounds,
where we learn to shape ourselves.