UNSPOKEN WORDS
I longed to always see your face beside me as the night gets lost in the raising sun
Yet;
I lost time looking at the clock watching seconds of chances ebbing away
I locked my impotent feelings inside for I thought you wouldn't conceive what I would say
Now;
I loathe the thought of you lost in thoughts thinking of another man
I listen to lamentations of unspoken words
For;
I left a thousand letters burning yet I sent you a thousand empty envelopes
I let my assiduity shift like a shooting star from a twinkle of a broken telescope
Now;
I live in a house full of silence, echoes and geckos, a cage of birds
I laugh, sometimes cry, at the irony of my own masculinity
For;
I least expected myself to be afraid of the unknown
I lifted the fears of twin shadows that my own mind cloned
So;
I look at the glass of my Window learning from its fragility
I loaded fear within my chest that wasn't supposed to be carried
For;
I lacked the confidence to look you in your eyes
I leashed my painful truths for mere flattering lies
Sadly;
I last heard from you two days before you got married
I loved you even before the fall of my crush on you
When;
I led my courage to the grave where it now resides
I lied only to hide my shy looking truth inside
Now;
I light my mind on fire trying to burn the thoughts of you
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