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Wanted: v.; to desire, to lack I wanted you to be the stars to my sky -- I would have let you form galaxies and constellations to the edge of infinity, in whatever shapes you pleased. I wanted you to be the pen, while I, the paper, let you write across me, telling me your story, blending it with mine. You were the avalanche to my echoing heartbeats: unstable, unstoppable, a snowflake turned by rage into a force incomparable. You were the thunder to my summer storm: inconstant, intemperate, a distant reminder of things worse to come. I wanted you to be a sonnet, but instead you were an elegy for a love unrequited. And I would hold your hand, but I can grasp a pen; and it makes me free to know that unlike you the pen will not let go.
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Oct 15, 2013
Oct 15, 2013 at 6:20 AM UTC
I Wanted You
Wanted: v.; to desire, to lack I wanted you to be the stars to my sky -- I would have let you form galaxies and constellations to the edge of infinity, in whatever shapes you pleased. I wanted you to be the pen, while I, the paper, let you write across me, telling me your story, blending it with mine. You were the avalanche to my echoing heartbeats: unstable, unstoppable, a snowflake turned by rage into a force incomparable. You were the thunder to my summer storm: inconstant, intemperate, a distant reminder of things worse to come. I wanted you to be a sonnet, but instead you were an elegy for a love unrequited. And I would hold your hand, but I can grasp a pen; and it makes me free to know that unlike you the pen will not let go.
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Oct 15, 2013
Oct 15, 2013 at 6:20 AM UTC
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