I do love you,
More than the taste of your sweat
And the feel of your breath against my neck.
You and I are
Shore and sea
When I press up the banks of your mind taking you in like a lizard takes the sun, I know that we are one.
When I pull away taking what seems like bits of you. I still know we are one.
I let my depression rock like the tides and I'm learning for our sake not to let it. The shore never asked for the tide to pull away and you never asked for me to shut down.
I will grow stonger
so high tide
Never rolls away
May 9, 2015
May 9, 2015 at 2:43 PM UTC
I do love you,
More than the taste of your sweat
And the feel of your breath against my neck.
You and I are
Shore and sea
When I press up the banks of your mind taking you in like a lizard takes the sun, I know that we are one.
When I pull away taking what seems like bits of you. I still know we are one.
I let my depression rock like the tides and I'm learning for our sake not to let it. The shore never asked for the tide to pull away and you never asked for me to shut down.
I will grow stonger
so high tide
Never rolls away
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