Sunday, October 13, 2013
Gulp
Sometimes, you just have to close your eyes, take it all in; every heartache, every success, every failure...absolutely everything and well, cry.
You're always the one walking tall, hair kept at a neat place, things in order but inside, you're one giant mess. Your mess is a secret you have endlessly been trying to keep; like a closet you forcefully want to remain shut.
Why won't you let someone in? Probably lessen that salt water you've been trying to hold. You do know it's okay right? People actually swim in salt water. Warm or cold. They are not afraid of what is in it. In fact, they yearn to find out.
Sometimes, you just have to close your eyes, take it all in; every heartache, every success, every failure...absolutely everything and well, cry.
Someone will be there to listen, to discover and to understand everything you've been keeping in that giant mess of yours floating within that sea inside of you.
Monday, October 7, 2013
Sitting, Waiting and Wishing
It's 3: 53 am. I’m not entirely sure why I’m here. Looking at you, with your messy hair, half-shaved, wearing your green button down shirt with those hideous almost skinny pants, and those shoes…maroon shoes that any working man would love to have.
You told me to stay close, I had no idea why I said yes. Here I am, stupidly watching you slowly give in to your dreams while you gently breathe out memories of hours ago- hours the seem like years to me. I still can’t believe you made me take that shot. I absolutely hated it but your words, your way of convincing me, I loved the way you’d pull me close, convince me to do it for you. “Take one, for me?” Your brown eyes, that perfect smile, that sweet scent fighting the strength of each drink you took, as you drew closer, I was completely reeled in. I thought I would be in your position. I wished for it.
My legs are numb, I am at a daze. Sleep was slowly creeping up on me accompanied with the piercing touch of cold air when you suddenly held my hand and looked at me. I nervously looked at you, swept your messy hair and held on to your hand tighter; I couldn’t wait for your lips to touch mine.
But then, in what could have been an incredible moment, you said her name. Her name, not mine.
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