i came to you for a straight path with no crossroads and walls at the sides to lock in my free mind as best one can;
but you built my dreams back up instead like collapsed buildings after a war (which, in a way, they were); you restored me at the start.
for pocket change, you took my soul and folded it until it was an origami crane that soared over mountaintops and deep blue seas and lived off hopes and wishes and dreams; a tiny piece of paper, flower print that came to life to watch the foxtail valleys and toblerone mountains of my mind and it watched the memories of me riding among the clouds and swimming in clear turquoise waters and crying over friendships lost. we will always remain that way you form me, fold me, throw me into the air while I remain, just cellulose, pliant, never my own - yours to be ripped apart.
it was what i came for, after all.
cs
this poem changes as much as my soul did when i was still yours.