Oceanic tides
I don’t think I’ll ever be quite good enough for you
and for that I have to apologize.
You’ve always reminded me of the Earth.
Stable, grounded.
But you see, I smell like rain
and I’m in the waves
and the sea
and the lungs of the drowned
and nothing will ever make me whole again.
I’m too far spread
in order for me to pick up the pieces of myself again
that have bent and contorted in order to make room for you.
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