You need not tell me
How deeply you loved her
It was so obvious
That I would know
Even from afar

You stood there
Your head lowered
Your hands forming fists
Your feet trembling
Your heart
Shaking
Crumbling
Rupturing
And you just stood there
Because
There's really nothing you can do
When your heart is breaking

Don't give me your heart
It's better off
Not being my property
Because I might just
Become greedy
And never give you mine

Let's find places
Where the fireflies would fill a whole field at night
Then we'd eat pancakes and churros at 12 midnight
Where we can spend our birthdays at a parking lot
Then we'd never pay for the reserved slot
Where we'd drink champagne while chilling in inflated pools
And Halloween and Christmas can be our April Fools
Where we can scream about our broken hearts
Then an afterwards talk about scientific private parts
Where we'd be heard at dawn laughing and singing
Where we can just be ourselves without anyone judging

Being free is what all people want
They want to experience things
That have no setbacks and limitations
But right now, I'm facing you
With my back turned against freedom
Because
I'd rather be stuck in place with you
Than be free with someone else

Tick Tock
The clock
Goes
It's that sinking feeling
That time will still pass by
While we're deeply sleeping
Or even after we die
Tick Tock
The clock
Shall go

Is
that
sinking
realization
of
falling
for
the
wrong
person

The ceaseless hearing
of the pitter pattering
That pulls you in deep
Whenever the grey clouds weep

You close your eyes
As the atmosphere cries
in which resounds from the ceiling
Leaving that tranquil trace of a feeling

You are sly
You are shy
How can you be so
A mystery you are

You are wholesome
But just as lonesome
In which makes up
Someone like you

You are terrible
Yet you're terrific
You're stuck
Yet free
Cloudy
Yet clear
Rigid
Yet fluid
And then
it makes all sense

You are two sides
That collide together
You're a dichotomy
A paradox
That seems
As though
You're not