Back to Shore
There's choppy waters and a rocky shore,
But I need to forget you don't love me anymore
So I'll dive right in to the midnight wave
And when I sink to the bottom I'll try to be brave
.
Being swallowed by the great big blue
Made me forget how to think of you
But when my lips pierced the surface and I took in air,
My first protruding thought was how you weren't there.
.
The loss of you could drown me
And I could breathe in that water gladly
But there's more to swimming than being swept away
There's more to our love than its final day
.
I could swim across the ocean or die along the way
And neither one would give me answers to why you didn't stay.
So I'll take a deep breath and swim back to shore
Forever drowning in the reasons you don't love me anymore.
-Written in 2012
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