DeliriumA Poem by TheUnrulyWriterThis poem discusses slipping out of a seemingly shared existence with another person while sleep deprived, and realizing that reality will never be as wonderful as it seems through rose-tinted eyes.You are beautiful We are beautiful This is absolutely beautiful But it it hurts Yet there are no questions to be asked My eyes are yours Your hair is everywhere E pluribus unum Maybe if I ask you nicely I can stay here forever Inside your head inside your hair 98.6 is just warm enough But it hurts! And I’m scared! I am hurt and you are fine? I am scared and you are smiling? We’re separate people, after all. It only makes sense. I’m not your brain; I’m just in a corner. And we’re nothing the same; I’ll never know you. Not really. Not like I did then. We’re not the same. It only makes sense. Yet the sun in the middle of the sky Is not as high as I feel in this moment The way your eyes meet mine With love in your flowering gaze Like I love myself with passion. And then it all leaves. I am one. And we are two. And I’ll never be as vast as the universe ever again. It only makes sense. I am small! I am puny! Existence is vast! And we were a vessel! But I can never travel like we did then! Because you didn’t even know! Why didn’t you feel it? How could you miss the entirety of the cosmos? Because it never happened. We were never one. We’re always less than that. Two. It only makes sense. © 2017 TheUnrulyWriterFeatured Review
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2 Reviews Added on January 27, 2017 Last Updated on January 28, 2017 Tags: poetry, poem, free verse, symbolism, relationships, friends, reality, realization AuthorTheUnrulyWriterAboutI write stories, poems, and songs. I am a multi-instrumentalist, and I'm always wanting to learn more of 'em. My writing is mostly abstract and focuses on psychological, philosophical, and/or spir.. more..Writing
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