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Raging Seas


"The waves crash, 
Into my fragile walls. 
Howling wind,
Scatters broken thoughts. 
A once calm sea,
Rages through the night. 
I fall,
Sink,
Into the waves. 
The only sound,
Is the stutter 
Of my bodies broken grammar. 
You saw me drowning,
I was beautifully flawed
And wonderfully destroyed. 
You dove in,
Chasing the dream,
That tethered us together.
You were the life raft,
Keeping me afloat. 
I feel for the honesty,
shining through your eyes. 
Because I love you my darling, 
I have found my sweet and peaceful release."

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