My first 'love'
Well, close enough it seemed,
Was one I caught in the dark,
A pretty face on a glowing screen
A single finger struck a match,
And the fire grew stronger within weeks
The fire lit up my dreams
Until the temperature reached its peak.
With the fire in its prime
I met their face with mine
Past that screen online
And felt their lips on mine
Fingers, legs, minds interwined
But soon this fire had its time.
I felt the flames begin to shrink
Confused, tormented, frustrated,
Not knowing what to think
I tried to stoke it -
With my tears,
Fingers feverishly tapping sorrows, regrets and fears.
Yet the only fire that was left,
Was just enough to light their cigarette.
They say that 'misery loves company'
But does misery love misery?
Does depression love anxiety?
Perhaps it wasn't meant to be,
'love' is too strong a word I see
But this was close enough for me.
I was not in 'love', more in 'like'
But enough to let those flames ignite.
I felt their fire turn into ice.
I cared too much and payed the price
But still as tears burned in my eyes
I begged for their stupid forgiveness
As my pathetic consolation prize.
About the Creator
Nadia Marie
Artist, illustrator, writer
(or so I claim)
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