my hopes were like
beanstalks towering over
the people below
the kind of beanstalk
that jack would climb
the doctors said that
your chance of surviving
were smaller than my
right pinky
the one i used
when we promised
to see the northern lights
the ruins of the civilizations
and your mother
but i still believed
that you would live
that you would talk
and you would walk
after all i got it from you
your hands were getting colder
but i still held it tightly
like how you held mine
after you lost me
in a circus crowd
you stopped eating
and the machines
were helping you
survive for another hour
your arteries
were blocked
and your brain
was bleeding
but i still believed
until the day your spirit
left your body at 3:42
you left me living
on earth with monsters
that loved me
when you left
i still believed
that you were alive
that you would talk
and you would walk
but you bought
a one way ticket
to paradise
and you are never
coming back
Oct 10, 2016
Oct 10, 2016 at 11:30 PM UTC
my hopes were like
beanstalks towering over
the people below
the kind of beanstalk
that jack would climb
the doctors said that
your chance of surviving
were smaller than my
right pinky
the one i used
when we promised
to see the northern lights
the ruins of the civilizations
and your mother
but i still believed
that you would live
that you would talk
and you would walk
after all i got it from you
your hands were getting colder
but i still held it tightly
like how you held mine
after you lost me
in a circus crowd
you stopped eating
and the machines
were helping you
survive for another hour
your arteries
were blocked
and your brain
was bleeding
but i still believed
until the day your spirit
left your body at 3:42
you left me living
on earth with monsters
that loved me
when you left
i still believed
that you were alive
that you would talk
and you would walk
but you bought
a one way ticket
to paradise
and you are never
coming back
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