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Ocean


The sun kissed her velvet skin as she opened her arms out to the shore. “Take me as I am!” Nobody wants to be left here with nobody. The wind ran its fingers through her sweet hair. “Love me for me!” It's hard to be grab on the ones you love when they're not there. Her tears were cold, sad. The pain in her heart ate her insides as she breathed. Her lips wanted to be kissed, but that was impossible. “Why?” “Don't leave me sun, for you is all I have.” There's not a soul out there that wants her. She's a loner on the fearful shore. Knees buckling to the wet sand, She cried even more. “Take me as I am!”
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