I flew south for the winter
when the world went cold
till my wings broke shards of crystal ice
that collected over many a night
of colored dreams that birthed insomnia
until I broke beak and back to find reality
And when sleepless night came with another moon
of vivid dreams involving your image
with each a reflection of you in my eyes
where eagles would land and rabbits did speak
and happiness was brought back to me
I broke free and imagined my reality
Yet when I awoke
your eyes, pure blue
washed false and fake from my troubled mind
and cradled like kin, I lay down to sleep
in the arms of love that reminded me of home
a roof that never leaked, strong and sturdy
protection from all painful reality
You clung onto my words, a cliffhanger
as I shared all I dared to imagine
in cluttered spaces from my mind
you made room, to fit all I would say
and inhaled my words, life in lungs
you allowing to be part of my reality
Yet when insecurities killed a part of me
a leak in my walls I thought I had bandaged
you covered each hole with lips
and a whisper, faint and sweet
made dreams outside my own scattered sleep
awake to reality, where I knew you were mine
Submitted: July 12, 2018
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