You were bright wildflowers running through forest green fields,
showering the world in sunshine, and I was the rain.
I was dark nights filled with rolling thunder and electric energy, and you were peeking through the clouds with your sunbeams.
Lilac skies and shady trees, I decided that purple just wasn't my color.
But who could ever want a sunflower in a bush of roses?
You were bright early mornings with rubbed sleepy eyes, and coffee with sugar, while I was black.
Tasteless and bitter, your cheerful moods sent me spiraling, and I was grasping for the misery that always kept me company.
Your words were sweet, like sugar, and left a bad taste in my mouth, like a poison I downed to drive out the sound of your voice in my head.
You grew flowers inside my lungs, and although they are beautiful, I can't ******* breathe.
I'm gasping for air, air, the lone reminder that I am free.
I was dark hair and dark eyes, with a heart that was chained to my independence.
You were so bright, and I destroyed you in fear of losing another.
But this universe is vast, and this earth is small, and instead of exploding, I concaved.
You should have known better darling, *I'm just a black hole.