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dépaysement
January 16, 2014
love a sad person
with gentle smiles
warm embraces
and consistency.
(always?)
— always.
love a sad person
with tiny notes
and worn out letters
of reassurance.
(do you?)
— i do.
love a sad person
through drunken hours
and shouts of quarrel
but never angry.
(i’m sorry.)
— i’m sorry.
love a sad person
etch your name onto
their fragile bones
and make them smile,
as they always should.
(thank you.)
— thank you.
love a sad person
but don’t regret meeting them:
sad people always
go first.
(goodbye.)
— don’t go.
© Anonymous
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