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Unspoken Cries


Love,

How can you be so bitter to me 

Yet so sweet to others

Am I not worth your love?

 

Has time erased the painful awakening of ourselves

From your mind

Do you not dream of our eyes locking

And our hands intertwined?

Fiercely woven with love

 

Am I alone in these thoughts

These haunting thoughts

That have made it impossible to think of anyone but you

Of a future without you on my bed

Caressing worries away

Like you are not the cause

 

The past and future no longer make sense

But you, no matter what 

You are recurring 

Always present in every waking moment 

That has brought me pain 

And at times great enlightenment

 

How can you be so cruel love,

When we were once so?

 
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