we got married in a small church
outside a big city,
a building that saw better times,
surely,
but got on the time's bad side.
we believed that love could save us,
that love would set us free;
and a few years later
woke up, like strangers,
on the separate sides
of one bed.
where did that love go?
when did it disappear?
one doesn't walk
into the same river twice,
but falls for the same flaws,
same vices.
we shared our vows in a small church
outside a big city,
naive,
wrote them with our hopes,
tied them with gold.
a few years later,
where did that love go?

she never spoke

sat on the floor
and played

with silver stones
made them dance

in circles

sparkling under
the lights

her voice was
a melody

of soft sounds

she never needed
words

to make sense of
everything around her

and everyone around
her understood

past
          innocence

                             present
                                       frustration

                                                          Future
                                                                         unknown

red wine
stained our lips,
with clumsy hands
tracing moonlight
on your skin.
our love got sweeter
with each stolen kiss
and in those moments
i knew,
i would follow you
to any ruin.

Oh I married the nature
Wearing the wind as my wedding gown
Scent of flowers as my expensive cologne
Beautiful sunshine is the grand chandelier
Tree leaves rustling like my friend's giggles
The bird's are singing my wedding song
I walk down the aisle to my blue sky at the altar

They said
It would be easy
To clean my room now