“I walk around my home and I
look at the places that you and I
created memories in. The bathroom,
where you took me by my waist
and told me that the distance
that has been put between us
could never actually tear us apart.
I run my fingers along the kitchen
counter and I remember when you
took me in your arms, put me
on the table, and kissed my skin
until it was stained with the print
of your lips. I look at these places
in my home, and I am reminded
of you. If only what you said
was true, and that the miles
that were put between us
couldn’t actually do us any harm.
Months have passed since you
went back to your own home, 
and I envious with the fact that you 
are able to walk around freely without
the slightest recollection of these
thoughts that keep me up
at night; wishing that you were
back in my bed, making more
memories that would leave me
feeling restless and uncomfortable
within the walls of my own safety net.”
 - “Ever since you said goodbye, I no longer feel safe within my own home," - Colleen Brown
  
    
    
    
        Published on January 03, 2014 10:29