Waves
1/30/18
Dear old friend,
You are my rock
To my endless ocean,
No matter the times my waves crash into you, you are still there.
But I worry for how long.
In the beginning you were a maginificent rock. Which could last forever or so I thought.
But as times went by you began to show cracks like a concrete wall
being pummled by a hammer.
You started to chip away piece by piece becoming smaller as the years went
by. Now that remains is a thin layer of rock protecting a deep friendship waiting to
escape.
As if it was a sheet of ice stopping a raging river from decimating everything. So I
realized people do not last for an eternity,
and in which I wondered how long will you continue to be there?
How long before my waaves completely erode you
My rock.
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