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Lost at Sea


When the stars were gone,

Cloaked in a fog of loneliness and insecurities, 

I looked foor you in the storm. 

You were my light house in the darkness,

You were the fluid wind pushing my sails to your shore, 

You were the sun of my heart. 

But I was nothing. 

I was irrelevent,
Invisible,
And unworth.

I was just another tug boat in your vast oceans of nobodys's.

Doomed to an entire existance,

Lost at sea. 

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