Literature
Times are everchanging.
Caught up in the early winds of September,
You held me closer, I pushed you farther.
And I swear it nearly it rained everyday and every night.
With clouds so thick and black,
Blind folding my rationality,
And I kept realizing what we lacked.
We grew colder, the sun sank deeper,
And the only response Id receive was the unsettling rustle of old leaves.
I could have counted every moment we spoiled, wasted, or took for granted,
Because I was at my worse,
While you say you were at your best.
With love built up like the ancient tower of Babylon,
Incomplete, empty and ready to fall.
I thought we would fall.
A sheet of white cov