In a few hours, we will Grow apart from each other. I will never see you again But maybe, you will see me. Passin’ along the way, Never knowin’ who you are. But for now— Let me miss you, Just until I don’t.
It’s rather a strange time When we met, I was down Broken into bits ‘n’ pieces Of the universe and her. But you seemed to care About me ‘n’ liked My flaws and everythin’ In between my legs.
On the other hand, I still couldn’t find anythin’ That I don’t like About her. In fact, I believed— That we are the mundane, Jack and Rose In this lifetime A hundred and two years later And countin’, still…
But you— You are different from her, Like how the silence Would fill the war room. There’s no tinge of uneasiness to it Our breaths cadence with each other Our hands found their ways To remove the cloths that bound us Our lips meet in utter urgency It was comforting. Somethin’ inside you Made me safe To anchor my ship And dock in your harbour As the storm ravages Everythin’ that’s left Of the universe and her, and I
Every morning, I try to Figure out what went wrong. But “nothin’” was all— She could ever say to me I was hopin’ she’d say That I messed up, that We couldn’t be what we are b’fore Or there wasn’t much— To talk about anymore, Anythin’, but nothin’ Really at all.
The silence is dreadful, I no longer felt safe. The comfort of havin’ her, Was replaced with— Great amount of uneasiness. I was hurt and felt— Unwanted. Lately, it’s hard to see her With strangers around Who’s a thousandfold Interestin’ than me. But it’s harder to see her, In ethereal happiness with them.
Maybe the universe wants Me to love you and forget her, But I miss her and I love her Probably too much— That I still wear my heart on my sleeve. You— you’re just a loose change Of everythin’ that we’ve through. Here’s two cents of my thoughts: You can have me, But you can never love me. The universe and her, and I— We are the mundane, Jack and Rose* After all…