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look for you side to side knowing you were never in clear view of my perspective. each step closer you are a step back and then you disappear like watching a tablet dissolve in water the tablets gone but the color of water is oh so changed my color will always be slightly changed you let me see through a key hole what loving you is like but then ripped it away faster than a child's attempt to play with flames your purpose to me stands undefined. only a reminder, even with trails of my past heartaches i still would like to love deeply like a fool you will cboose to love less, continue to pull the door step mats from beneath future lovers and leave cold bare feet on the wood my bare feet chose to walk away, but my pathetic heart is imprinted spending days writing an album worth of songs for you ears to never here playing piano with one fragile hand and grasping a mason jar overflowing with whiskey with the other.
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Oct 24, 2015
Oct 24, 2015 at 7:13 PM UTC
cold bare feet
look for you side to side knowing you were never in clear view of my perspective. each step closer you are a step back and then you disappear like watching a tablet dissolve in water the tablets gone but the color of water is oh so changed my color will always be slightly changed you let me see through a key hole what loving you is like but then ripped it away faster than a child's attempt to play with flames your purpose to me stands undefined. only a reminder, even with trails of my past heartaches i still would like to love deeply like a fool you will cboose to love less, continue to pull the door step mats from beneath future lovers and leave cold bare feet on the wood my bare feet chose to walk away, but my pathetic heart is imprinted spending days writing an album worth of songs for you ears to never here playing piano with one fragile hand and grasping a mason jar overflowing with whiskey with the other.
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Oct 24, 2015
Oct 24, 2015 at 7:13 PM UTC
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