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June 2022 Poetry Contest: Blind
June 29, 2022
Your silhouette
And harsh breath
Space in your eyes
But louder are your lies
Our hands are entwined
Walking blind
Not you, but me
Trusting you was a plea
For you to stay
But that died that day
For you left me
Somehow only I couldn't see
Your upcoming funeral
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I usually just start off with my beginning sentence and let the words lead me. And I just hope it makes sense in the end.