You Woke Up
We were running
our breaths raspy
you could see my heart
in my breast
It seemed innocent
but you had a wicked grin
poision was running in your veins
you fainted
the sun arose like a phonix
and the clouds vanished and the
moon it finally slept
after a restless night
the ocean our neigbor
whispered you had another lover
it screamed your name
lips, i kissed one last time
i let go, and let it take me under
i hold it in
soon i said soon
When?
You cant count the sand in an hour glass
much as you can count the sand on the beach.
I felt you knew too'
calls became longer
days became shorter
you decided to spend more time
but i was gone.
You woke up.
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