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Love Reality


"You want the moon? I will get you the moon. Give me a rope so I can pull it near. We can watch it loom over us and soon you will fall in love with me again. Here, right now, is all that matters. Forget my past and the old faults. I have changed me since the last time we met. If you forgive, I am determined to spend eternity trying to make it up to you. I see by your silence that you're thinking, so I will leave you be." If bravery could set in, I would be with you, saying these words in my head. Now I just resent. In cold rain, I sit. my heart on pavement.
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