Pine-Cat95

A black cat rests on a wooden desk, heat emitting from a laptop and disheveled papers lined with ink are scattered about. The cat softly purrs to the rhythm of wind surfing through the night. A full moon shines into the room through a nearby window, light descending upon the cat and whispering sweet nothings into its mind.  

A simple face How many people mistake us for one another That makes us laugh Her and I Sister and sister Twins Sticking together

Would our relationship not have ended If the summer breeze had not quickly cooled Was our love not what fate had intended Or were our young, innocent minds just fooled Looking back I think no more of our love What could have been is not of importance Our games of youthful sins were like a dove Though maturity was at an absence I can't admit my feelings have vanquished My mind, body, and soul still yearn for you Through time my feelings have slightly languished But like a bird the feelings I had flew Should I let my immaturity pass Or do I cling on and let love surpass

A perpetuating rose, withered and greyed Forever it remains, though its leaves are shrivelled Hardened by the face of time, crinkly and dappled Does its pedals know they've lost their prime Or they've stubbornly grown old, with wisdom they breathe The air of yesterday, never will they fold outwards Or leave their stem detached on their accord

Sometimes I lay alone at night Thinking how I let you go Now you’re nowhere in sight All I want you to know Is how I really feel But I’m too afraid to admit I’m scared this love isn’t real It’s all in my head, isn’t it? But I’ll never find out Until I see you again I need to be free of this doubt   I've had since we met then What would I say if I had the chance? I’d make myself look like a fool Can’t I steal another glance The wait is too cruel Should I write to you and confess? Do I propose my affection? How do I get myself out of this mess? Would I come to face rejectio

A hurt soul lingered upon me With long black waves of hair Her piercing black eyes stared fiercely At me with such despair She had markings on her body There was one on her arm That caught my eye quite rapidly As if to bring alarm It was an inverted black star Like it had called my name My attention did not draw far As if it were in vain Her angelic features rain down On me like golden beams Of radiant light during sundown Or so to me it seems I followed her down a black road As the sun descended Behind us light no longer glowed Distantly a bird crowed Filling my body with shivers The sound crawled up my spine Warning me