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I Built A Home Out Of My Heart

In the soil of the eyes of the well

lies a water in the form of a red bell

tender to the voices of distraction

it's easy to anger a house without

the foundation.

 

Take control of the flowers that grow

in concrete, cause a firm heart

stretches its walls even when below

is empty, i give a chimney to every warmth that

comes within,

i hear your silent fear creeping like sin.

 

Are you afraid to ascend

from the highs to the lows, a blow

from the wind that shy's to show

if the walls are strong enough

to maintain the heart beats

with layers of cement, is that enough

 

while i climb your hips and valleys

don't let me com across a dark alley

cause i hope to keep our roof strong

with a controlled pulse, what could go wrong?

My windows bears a transparent woe

of heart attacks when i see hue.

 

And with an entire ocean in mind

a promise of weathers i will find

for your inner peace, as long as

our project ends in a satellite loop

of the first time i named a moon

you, even though it was too soon.

 

and finally the architect

whispered ''and then the was two''

the door to the heart that i woo

in all the eyes that witness my art.

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Written by
yorpoeticalgorithm
20 / M
Published
Apr 7
Lines·Words
33·224
Notes

architecture works-how love builds something structural from something fragile

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#love#romance
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