double-edged sword
Dear the one who broke my heart,
I found you in the midst of darkness
Underneath the beauty, someone questioning their worth
The way your thoughts consumed you reminded me of someone I knew
Your heart cold, lifeless
As time went on
I began to save you
Letting you borrow my heart to pump blood through your lifeless body
How could someone so beautiful believe they were incapable of being loved
Your smile brought life to a world full of darkness
I soon started to see who you reminded me of
You showed me what it was like to love someone like myself
I felt whole
I put my heart on my sleeve for you, I knew the demons in your head
You helped me understand mine
Months went by and you were gaining ground in the battlefield your mind became
We were both saving each other
Each day became easier to tackle
Soon a dark cloud came over
You could get through this again
Right?
You fell back
I was losing you
Blood no longer running through your veins
I tried to bring you back
You didn't want to come back
You were broken, the missing pieces no where to be found
I broke mine off to make you whole again
But you ran off with them
You told me to leave, but how could I leave someone that saved me?
I needed to help you
You saved me
I wanted to believe you were still there
To believe everything would go back to the way it was, when everything felt okay
I had faith
You never came back
I lost myself saving you
And I began to ask
Did loving you save me or kill me?
-m.c.
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