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Will We Ever


she wears my heartstrings on her ring finger as a promise of something we could be leaving them uncut while she thinks of him falling for her has left bruises on my knees beautiful mind paired with passionate soul simple secrets spoken between our lips she has created a feeling of being home just when i was forgetting what home is complicated cadences connect our chords piercing blue glances leaving me bare the softest of touches leave me gasping for air enveloping embraces bring relief fingers intertwined at our side holding fast and holding tight patiently waiting for time
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kamrynk

Musician, poet, and lyricist writing and playing my way through college.

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