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you


you caught me like a

dream, tangled in the beaded

threads of your feathered

 

web, your dreamcatcher

holding my spirit in a

cage of promises.

 

you kept me like a

journal, forgotten and tucked

away on a shelf.

 

and with your love you

ravaged my senses, hiding

my pain and your truth.

 

you infected me

with sickness, blurring my sight

until i went blind.

 

you left me stranded,

desperately trying to catch

a breath of your air,

 

floating lost at sea,

sinking in your undertow,

thrashing in your waves.

 

you never came back.

you never came to save me.

and you never will.

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