Everytime I touch your face

I wish I could stay in this lavender haze with you

hold you close to me and feel your love is true

i am fool for you each and every time

you call me and i just can never ignore the echoes of my mind

we have become 2 dumb rats going through this endless maze

how can you keep going from me to she

everyone gets I love you baby please dont leave me

I get

I dont love anybody but I have a love for you

what do you expect me to do

what do you expect me to say

was it better for me to disappear

or have me text these awful words for you here

i broke my own vow

he kept calling and sounds so sad now

only to go back in to that same cloud

oh baby can't you see me dying

can't you hear me crying

i hurt him each time i disappear

why does he still leave me a message are you ok dear

oh dear lover

why are you such a mother f****r

why should we even bother

even though i tried to hide away

i heard him call me in this lavender haze

out there must be the better kiss

the safer embrace

i just want to say in this lavender haze

i feel my self falling from grace

every time i touch your face

Reviews

[Ern M. Yoshimoto]

this was an interesting narrative that winds up and down as the persona explores the highs and lows of a relationship. there is something ingenue about this monologue, but it was very charming. the phrase 'lavender haze' was brilliant. the loving gesture of touching someone's face, which is so intimate yet natural between lovers is a great way to express the persona's feelings about their partner. short but epic, this was a work full of charm and character.