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June 2022 Poetry Contest: Blind
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
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.