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I have broken the laws of love
so terribly:
I smiled
when aloof was the thing to be;
felt passion
shut my mind from its' futility;
I have craved
what I forbid my tongue to speak of;
I have believed
tales of fairies and men to me whispered;
In the mist I have hoped to see, in vain.
What is more pointless, forbidden, aloof or horribly hopeless a thing
than love?
Signed, I, foolish, living as though it wasn't
Loving as though those weren't the rules,
Tonight
Tonight
the bitterness will win
the fight
I tried
all day to keep it quiet
it hates to hide
the night
sucks every warm thing out
of light
we warriors
we're made this way
from fire
for you to be
sweet as pie
we burned
alone
forging the wanderers path
for all to feel home
awake
the flames of passion
cry out
ripe love
delights of the day
smiles serene
to see
tomorrow
Tonight
the bitterness will win
the fight
if everything were up to me
‘we’ would be
and never look back
to the people who gathered our pieces up
just to hold
those who left no shell from us resting
for the ocean to have and to mold
I would not look back
and you would not too
we would find each other here, gazing
forward into unstolen hearts
wonder silent for a moment or two
as children do
no matter the tides of time
crash over our beach party or we
keep laughing, run barefoot on wild land
as though everything is okay
as though ocean is mama
loving, as the open waters curl over
swallowing us whole and grand
cleansing our breath out pure
leaving our bodies washed up
barely alive on the sand
there is nothing else to do
when life is that wave
and we don't yet know
how to ride or to fight it
only allow it to take and to leave us
and try, if we can,
if there are hands to hold onto
then to hold them
if given a fight to live,
then to fight it
stay together, to ride it, again
and again