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Healthy Tissues


Love is shaky 

Like a quaker oatmeal bar

The tectonic plates wake and shake

I am left in a pond of thoughts

Surrounded by a lake 

Should I wait, stand still, or remain absent in your shadow

I am the very absence of your backbone

I made you stood still

Jack and Jill went over the hill of  our obstacles

We had to confront our unhealthy tissues

I always had to reiterate my feelings 

My heart was bleeding and swelling

I was very overwhelm by the state of health, our freindship was like

The water and oils of our lives were trying to mix 

I notice it was not soluble

I was very gullable to promises that you spoke

We had bad timing and we were both an inconvience for each other

But,in order for our plugs to cohesively plug back together

We had to communicate and clear the gateways 

Release the fatty cholesterol 

Once we did our wires and plugs returned as healthy tissues

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