I want to find my way back to you.
The you you were when
We were at the park
And your head was in my lap
And we were speaking about poetry
And music and life and all the things
We hoped we would be
And all the things we hoped
We would change.
I want to find my way back to you.
The you you were when
You held my hand
And walked proudly with me
In the mall to help me buy groceries.
When you pushed the trolley
And I pretended I was concentrating
On the difference in the prices of coffee
When I knew damn well that all I could think was:
“He is here with me”.
I want to find my way back to you.
The you you were
When we spoke about my writing
The you that made me feel like
The conciousness of the whole
World was at the tip on my tongue.
The you who made me want to write
And made me believe I could write.
I want to find my way back to you.
The you you were
After our bodies were exhausted
By the explosions that had consumed
Us. And we were candid and open and brutally
Honest about things we lied to ourselves
About everyday. The you that opened my mind
To things my heart had hidden away.
The you that was my sweet escape
The you that I wanted to be my forever
The you that felt like home.
How do I get back to that you?
When you are so many different things?
When you break me, where you know I have been broken before?
When you lie?
When you make me cry? All the tears.
When you make me second guess everything
That I though was true because
How the fuck could I have been
So incredibly wrong about you.
Can you get back to something
You aren’t sure was ever really there?