light.

catching an eye
catching a movie
catching a hand,
catching a heart.
stealing a smile
stealing away
stealing a wish,
stealing a heart.


the crush of an eyelid
when sustained with a tear,
a tear, melting uncontrollably
through a rosy ocean cheek.
embraced deeply, stitched
our hands to each others waists,
weeping, wailing, wondering
if such a bond could unravel.
a question stirrs; one holy matrimony
of love
broken by distance?
two hearts, each purring in the others' ear
why disallow? why now?
i tighten, in spirit and strength
the grip that loosens itself subconsciously
what logic could make profit from
two mangled, broken hearts?
i leave, she stays, our seperate ways
could meet now, just by fate
i'll wait, i'll wait, for fate
must let us brush smooth skin once more
my mind and mouth collide
and words; a patchwork sadness, ride
from my tear-tasting tongue,
and two people root themselves
deeper in each others pockets.
dear reader, remember
what has begun can end, and so
before you send loves sailing ships
remember this; that ocean is an unknown bliss.