You are not my Earth
He kisses passionately
Like the sun on my skin
On the first day of summer
He fills my mind like a full moon
On a cloudy night
His laugh echoes louder than the morning birds’ song
I could go as far as saying he is my Earth, that without him
The tides would stray, the trees would wither,
And the sun would hide in the moon for comfort
But I only see him how I have painted him
I expect him to be what he is not
If I just put down the paintbrush and wake up,
I’ll see that he is just him
The tide will still rise, the trees will still breathe,
And the sun will still burn
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“But I only see him how I have painted him” is a great line! Thanks.
Lovely poem. Glad you end on strength!