You, I, and We
You,
Someone who made me laugh like I was still a child
Yet respected me like the woman I am
When your world was falling apart
I gave you mine to live in
You,
Kept my demons at bay
When I wanted them to consume me
Listened to my silence
Like it was my soul singing to you
I,
Felt your pain when you couldn't bear it
And gave you something to hold onto
Made you fall in love with not me
But life itself
I,
Nurtured your heart that was just once a tiny seed
But now a flourishing flower
Let you go when the seasons changed
So that you could be everything you were meant to be
We,
Were each other's life preservers
Holding each other afloat
In an ocean wanting to see us drown
Trying to engulf us into its depths
We kept each other alive.
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