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In the disastrous way that I did


I fell for you 
And there were many ways that I should've told you
But a part of me held me back
Between the battle of love and fear,
I unwillingly chose fear
Desperation grew from departion
And separation developed an epiphany
That we were meant to be 
The thought of you granted a euphoria
And the image of you and I was a euphony
And if I had to choose
To fall again,
In the beautiful disastrous way that I did,
I would.
 
-m.c.-
 
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