Quantum Leap
You lived here
moved your furniture in, painted the walls red, laid down a welcome mat
and lit a cigar to make it your home
You had a house warming party
invited all your friends to see it, received gifts for the new place
and had house guest from time to time
You claimed my heart as your place of rest
all yours
only yours
your home
you lived here
But then one day you just ceased to exist
to put it into science terms
you quantum leaped out of my heart
your home
where you lived
You didn’t move from one bodily organ to another
after all were would you go
my stomach couldn’t stand you and the acid might hurt you
You didn’t travel across the space
you didn’t swim through my rivers in my veins
No
you quantum leaped from my heart
you simply stopped existing
you stopped living in my heart
your home
where you lived
And the worst part is I didn’t even feel it when you jumped
when you quantum leaped out of my heart
your home
where you used to live
But I think you left your cigar burning
and I’m still waiting for it to burn out
And I wonder who’s heart you jumped into no
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