An Indestructible Life

Reminiscing a life
we had in our hands.
Ten months ago.
We unpacked boxes
because of our plans.
Somethings,
I’ll just never understand.

I knew you had struggles.
Hell, we all had a past.
What kills me the most is,
I can’t do a damn thing
to fix any of this.
I wish I could’ve. 
I would’ve done anything
for your happiness.

I would’ve done anything 
to put a smile on your face.
I never saw warning signs 
or foul play.
I just loved you,
And all of your baggage anyway.

But I wish you could see
what it did to me.
I wish you could’ve felt everything
I was feeling.
If you came to light,
I’d probably fall into your arms
nonstop crying.
Weeping all the hurt
I’ve been harboring.

Maybe then.
You’d be cognizant of why.
Instead another day passes
we don’t say goodnight.
How long will I feel defeated
by this backslide?
Because I meant it when I said,
I’d fucking love you for life.

I guess I didn’t think
You’d become plagued.
Even if my love ran through
sickness and strength,
I guess I never envisioned
you to be weak.
The man I fell in love with
was tough.
Rode bulls and combatted war in the army.

Although,
I caught wind 
of that fractured heart.
I just figured real love 
could unsplinter the pieces 
that got shivered apart.
And slowly stack up the scraps
Until it reforms
Back into passionate art.

I loved you, that’s why
I sat with you 
Alone in the dirt.
That's why my heart set off 
All kinds of alerts.
If I didn’t care,
I wouldn't have given a damn concern.

That only led me to think about truth.
And the real pain inside
that's captured ahold of you.
I wanted to fix it,
and make everything alright.
I may be CPR Certified. 
But it never taught me how 
to save an indestructible life. 



Written by Epiphany Tiffany

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