You poured into me
like cream into coffee.
Quickly.
Beautifully.
And once it began,
impossible to stop.
You dove into my core,
Swirling.
Binding.
Redefining.
You didn’t try to destroy
the dark parts of me.
You embraced them,
kissed them
gently.
Lightening the dark,
by sharing the burden.
You told me my strength
was beautiful.
And that being strong
doesn’t have to mean
being alone.
We were unassuming yet
extraordinary.
And I grew comfortable in the close quarters
of our singular pronoun.
Life without you now is
like giving up coffee;
It’s so hard to wake up.
Until one day,
it’s not.
Sep 15, 2013
Sep 15, 2013 at 5:13 PM UTC
You poured into me
like cream into coffee.
Quickly.
Beautifully.
And once it began,
impossible to stop.
You dove into my core,
Swirling.
Binding.
Redefining.
You didn’t try to destroy
the dark parts of me.
You embraced them,
kissed them
gently.
Lightening the dark,
by sharing the burden.
You told me my strength
was beautiful.
And that being strong
doesn’t have to mean
being alone.
We were unassuming yet
extraordinary.
And I grew comfortable in the close quarters
of our singular pronoun.
Life without you now is
like giving up coffee;
It’s so hard to wake up.
Until one day,
it’s not.
