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we met two years earlier on a night when my makeup was smudged against the tears. i jumped in front of your car with aching sobs burning in the rear of my throat, knocked backwards into traffic with blood seeping out of the crack in my wrist. i screamed and cried as my lungs caved into this pointless oxygen addiction but you called an ambulance anyway, holding my hand despite the ****** fingertips all the way through. you visit the hospital each day till i'm released, whisper "it's going to be all right, love, stay golden for me please" into my hair when you believe me to be asleep. i fell for you as hard as the stars would fall for the moon and our love story as beautiful as a flower blooms in the winter despite the cold. you were diagnosed later that year and i watched the sickness eat at your heart. i clutched your pallid hand as you shake, and you'd never stop trembling for months on end. you heaved stardust all over the floor and drenched your clothes in perspiration and i could taste the champagne tainted on your lips but at night i whisper "it's going to be all right love, stay golden for me please" in your ear, knowing you aren't sleep. i held you so close to my heartbeat but dear god, when yours stopped i died with you.
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Jun 30, 2014
Jun 30, 2014 at 5:01 PM UTC
the vulnerability of soulmates.
we met two years earlier on a night when my makeup was smudged against the tears. i jumped in front of your car with aching sobs burning in the rear of my throat, knocked backwards into traffic with blood seeping out of the crack in my wrist. i screamed and cried as my lungs caved into this pointless oxygen addiction but you called an ambulance anyway, holding my hand despite the ****** fingertips all the way through. you visit the hospital each day till i'm released, whisper "it's going to be all right, love, stay golden for me please" into my hair when you believe me to be asleep. i fell for you as hard as the stars would fall for the moon and our love story as beautiful as a flower blooms in the winter despite the cold. you were diagnosed later that year and i watched the sickness eat at your heart. i clutched your pallid hand as you shake, and you'd never stop trembling for months on end. you heaved stardust all over the floor and drenched your clothes in perspiration and i could taste the champagne tainted on your lips but at night i whisper "it's going to be all right love, stay golden for me please" in your ear, knowing you aren't sleep. i held you so close to my heartbeat but dear god, when yours stopped i died with you.
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Jun 30, 2014
Jun 30, 2014 at 5:01 PM UTC
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