You talk so lightly
Like fresh air in fog,
You were my vision
Through absolute blindness.
You were the world
That revolved around me,
You made me fill in gaps
That were missing inside.
You made me feel
Like nothing mattered,
When you had me,
If you'll have me.
But you made me crash
In the fog that I tried wandering,
You made the world crumble and fall
Beneath and above these walls.
You made me feel
Like nothing mattered,
But nothing did matter
Anymore when you left.
I'm still shaking and crawling
These walls that disappear
Around my feet and heart,
As I look below I see emptiness.
As I fall into a never ending drop
Of uncertainty I look back up
But hold my arms towards you
So you can catch me as I go.
But you only caught the fingertips,
Of my love.
Jun 5, 2017
Jun 5, 2017 at 7:48 AM UTC
You talk so lightly
Like fresh air in fog,
You were my vision
Through absolute blindness.
You were the world
That revolved around me,
You made me fill in gaps
That were missing inside.
You made me feel
Like nothing mattered,
When you had me,
If you'll have me.
But you made me crash
In the fog that I tried wandering,
You made the world crumble and fall
Beneath and above these walls.
You made me feel
Like nothing mattered,
But nothing did matter
Anymore when you left.
I'm still shaking and crawling
These walls that disappear
Around my feet and heart,
As I look below I see emptiness.
As I fall into a never ending drop
Of uncertainty I look back up
But hold my arms towards you
So you can catch me as I go.
But you only caught the fingertips,
Of my love.
A poem about feeling like you had somebody, but then you don't.
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