Stars and Black Holes
The stars in the skies aligned.
The infinite universe smiled.
In a second, our eyes met,
And everlastingly, sparks flied.
Our stardust souls intertwined.
But as my stellar eyes shined into yours,
I saw there was only an empty void,
Composed only of immense black holes, waiting to destroy.
You helped me grow flowers in the cracks of my heart,
While I tended your empty soul to create eternal sunshine.
But instead of healing my broken cracks,
You poisoned me with your water, until I began to lose all life lines.
The butterflies in my stomach began to die.
Only left were my guts that told me to resign.
But, I still looked at you through rose colored lenses,
And the red flags became camouflaged, and undefined.
Looking back, I should have swam against the tides.
You drugged me of your broken lies.
Enough until I became drunk on the memory of us,
Happy underneath the clear blue skies.
You made me feel unworthy;
You toyed with me with your fake affection.
I became your marionette,
Even after I realized that you were a connoisseur of manipulation.
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