i would’ve made your dreams, my dreams until i was dead some days i’m outraged at myself, at you that i couldn’t make you love me anymore true love isn’t supposed to end i withered, starved for affection intrinsically, i knew my worth— the lagoon told me in the afternoon the fir-lined path in the early morning— yet these truths didn’t penetrate i had to go; grieve i ache now for what could’ve been like i ache for the island: camas, lung lichen if only we could’ve kept loving each other i could’ve kept all that, and you too why did you make me move there only to push me away? did i grow too complacent? should i have fought harder for you? these questions belong in a world with no end
the “fir-lined path.” ok, not really, but i needed a bit of spring with this sad poem.
I wish....