“There must be some sort of beauty In brokenness You are broken again and again Each time you got stronger
And I, I am broken again and again Till there were nothing but shatters
But that’s the beauty You big as the sky Me flat as the earth In the horizon we meet
In dark, you rise with stars in your chest I stay grounded, heavy with silence You are made of storms every then and now And I, of dust and echo But for a moment, a breath, we are whole again.”
“Let the world spin without us for a while No need to smile No need to run Just breathe, and let me walk beside
if you stumble, I will stand If you fall, I will kneel Let’s light a small fire between our palms
What does it take To make a leap of faith Trust once more Stand up and walk again?
Take my hand, my love I won't let it slide Let's walk a mile See? Your hand fits perfectly in mine.”
The poem depicts a conversation between two people, each shattered by the unfairness of life. Yet they are different in all aspects. When life brings them together, their broken pieces fits perfectly together.