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Through trial & error. I admit I was afraid to love. Opening up felt tremendous. Having known the fear of failure. I was afraid to drown, admiring the ocean from a far. The current which she dove. She'd offer her ocean. Currents pulled strong only she knew it's depth. I lacked understanding. Appearing to move closer, At which point these currents grew darker. I trusted myself, longing to become a single wave swirled in thought. Focused on simple clarity. I didn't want to be like the rest. Knowing the beauty she possessed. I feared drowning the most. Learning to float. The buoyancy of reassurance. The things neither of us said aloud. In the end it wasn't that I was afraid of love. It was her that I feared. Admiring from the shore. The best thing I've ever known. Diving in head first
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Aug 9, 2018
Aug 9, 2018 at 9:01 AM UTC
Buoyancy
Through trial & error. I admit I was afraid to love. Opening up felt tremendous. Having known the fear of failure. I was afraid to drown, admiring the ocean from a far. The current which she dove. She'd offer her ocean. Currents pulled strong only she knew it's depth. I lacked understanding. Appearing to move closer, At which point these currents grew darker. I trusted myself, longing to become a single wave swirled in thought. Focused on simple clarity. I didn't want to be like the rest. Knowing the beauty she possessed. I feared drowning the most. Learning to float. The buoyancy of reassurance. The things neither of us said aloud. In the end it wasn't that I was afraid of love. It was her that I feared. Admiring from the shore. The best thing I've ever known. Diving in head first
kewayne-wadley
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Aug 9, 2018
Aug 9, 2018 at 9:01 AM UTC
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