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fire and water


The ache I have for you starts in my finger tips, 

And it rattles my bones,

I have made you my home. 
 
Oh, what a move that was made that September night,

I never would’ve guessed,

That it could lead to this.
 
Maybe we’re the moon and the ocean,

You ground me and influence all I do,

Without you I’d be reckless.
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