Who are you now?
Nervous thoughts picking behind green eyes.
Sleep a distant friend, long lost but not forgotten.
Lying on your side, his arms wrapped around you.
His skin feels cold almost alien now.
What have you done?
Decisions made in haste and anger.
Bile sits in the back of your throat, hot and burning.
Blinking into the darkness you can see your soul.
Here with him yet still alone in your sadness.
Pulling the bed sheets close, biting your lower lip.
The iron taste brings little relief and you retreat.
What have you become?
Dew kissing bare feet
Pale skin glowing in the waning moon light.
Crisp air filling your lungs, tickling skin.
Thoughts stirring emotion, drawing out tears for no one to see.
Arms crossed, head low, gliding through the dying night.
Who will you be?
When virgin sunshine brushes your hair.
When the day’s chores roll on.
The light casts away fears and doubts.
Everything else is forgotten.
Once the sun retreats, and the moon rules.
Who are you now?