By Jay
This mess we call love,
My heart is stormy, my soul is smudged.
It doesn't matter what I feel,
Hurricanes, sunshine, rainbows, and moonbeams,
Not to mention the storms and waves.
I'm not okay, though I say I'm fine.
What I want is an enigma,
Soap bubbles, and at least some star twinkles.
But now I'm all alone,
Willing to fight for love, I always had been.
But before I signed up for the war,
I needed to make sure I was fighting for a warrior,
not a deserter.
It takes a lifetime to love,
And no time at all to leave.
Just like the tired sunsets and the tired people,
I wish it had meant as little to me as it did to you.
It seems like a fantasy to me,
The words seemed more beautiful in my head.
It's like I'm homesick for a place that doesn't exist.
I was fantasizing about a love that was one-sided,
And only felt by me, I created my own heartbreak.
I'm still trapped with the idea of "us."
I need to remind myself that maybe
My version of "us" is different from yours.
It's not your fault; actually, I expected too much.
Perhaps I wanted you to fight for me,
But I was the ocean, and you wanted rivers.
I was the moon, and you chased the stars.
The way I would have fought for you.
This mess we call love
Is so messy I can’t tidy it up
Thank you for the love, thank you for the joy,
But I don't want to fall in love again.
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