Natural Disasters
I blew into your life like a hurricane
and you tore through mine
like an earthquake
both of us the unexpected
I whisked apart everything you knew
blew through all your certainty
your safety
your sanity
your security
I uprooted everything you thought
tossed it around
I was the epitome
of a human disaster
walking into your life
I never wanted to be
I'm sorry
you cracked the very foundations
I stood on
shattered what I knew
what I trusted
what I felt
what was me
you ripped apart my life at the seams
left me with splinters
wondering why it had to be you
that got me to feel again
you fractured my very being
put another crack in my heart
but you did not destroy me
and I am not sorry
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