Through the Looking Glass
When I watch you
thoughts calculating like an abacus
thinking, examining an unknown world
and classifying it as "lost"
I cry.
When I watch you
lips pursed like a padlock
containing secrets that have gathered dust
from sitting, untouched
I cry.
When I watch you
hands clenched
containing a raging storm
that has ripped your thoughts apart
and torn your hair from its roots
leaving nothing but barren thoughts
I cry.
When I watch you rivers carved into your cheeks
hills rolling between your eyebrows
canyons eroded from your heart
I cry.
When I watch you
you look back at me
and cry.
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