As I reach for you time and time again, you surprise me with just how perfect you are.
You're the fleeting dream in which I cannot grasp.
You're so close yet so far away.
And as you blind my vision, I don't realize the damage you inflict upon me.
And as I leave the others to sail by themselves, your green light is all I see, your expensive voice is all I hear, your soft lips are all I taste, your short-lived love is all I feel.
As a piercing pain and a diluted red envelop me, I reach out to what I desperately believe in.
And as I sail to the end of the world, I forget my fellow yet poetic sailor.
Never knowing the pain I cause my poor old sport.
This is a poem about The Great Gatsby, in Gatsby's POV.