My Gold
I had a smile to give you but I hesitated
I waited until you looked away and then all the sudden my smile snuck out of the back door of my mind and then there was nothing
I waited
And now I feel nothing
I miss your stares and coded smiles
Wishing I could jump out and hold your warmth
And breathing a sense of home
But stopping to avoid the collateral damage of overthinking
And ultimately leaving, missing you even more
You do not know your worth like i do
And you do not notice my feelings
But your touch tells me there is more here than they can see
There is more weight in this unspoken love
Than I am prepared for
Spontaneity is what broke the silence and now I stay
Waiting to see what has been but has not flipped
Into the depths of where I should’ve been all along
I was afraid to ask, to show you my worth
Because it had never mattered before
And I told myself there was more
But i luv nothing more that gold
I apologize for the wait but I know it is better this way
You convinced my there is so much more and
Will never be taken for granted again,
Not while you are here with me
I wanted to leave
I always do but the gold keeps me here
The flakes left behind of what others cannot see is what I notice all day
Among of of this small, there is something more
There is good, this is gold
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