Begging you to take me under water I don't speak the language of keys And when you ask me to swim I found myself submerged at The bottom of these seas
I don't mind if I'm drowning I don't mind suffocating on the silence The pressure caresses my body Words choke up my throat And the tension is so thick it Cuts sharp reminders in my memories
The next appearance your reflection makes upon this surface I'll just pull you down with me And if I'm not here tomorrow You'll know where I'll be
A poem I wrote for my close friend Valerie as a birthday gift