I believed in you,
In us.
I vowed my undying love to you and, with hope,
Began to imagine a day where I wasn’t lying on the floor,
Alone.
We had the world in our palms and yet you managed to create blacks and blues on my flesh into galaxies that made no sense,
I was attracted to the unknown.
And I did not know you.
Dandelions grew over my blood that flooded a meadow,
Roses blossomed from weeds and out came my will to leave you.
Each petal fell with the grace of a dancer and I was uplifted into a world of light.
With a bottle of trouble in one hand, and you heart in the other.
-Chloe Aldecoa
Oct 4, 2017
Oct 4, 2017 at 4:00 PM UTC
I believed in you,
In us.
I vowed my undying love to you and, with hope,
Began to imagine a day where I wasn’t lying on the floor,
Alone.
We had the world in our palms and yet you managed to create blacks and blues on my flesh into galaxies that made no sense,
I was attracted to the unknown.
And I did not know you.
Dandelions grew over my blood that flooded a meadow,
Roses blossomed from weeds and out came my will to leave you.
Each petal fell with the grace of a dancer and I was uplifted into a world of light.
With a bottle of trouble in one hand, and you heart in the other.
-Chloe Aldecoa
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