If only we could see tomorrow. Would that make today seem more valuable, to those who think they're unworthy? Stay strong. Judge each day you live, not for what is unpredictable. J. Saunders
Tag: poetry
In a Bow
but if he told me he was ready for the fall he could pull the ribbon and unravel my love J. Saunders
My Turn
I keep giving pieces of myself away When I deserve to be replenished It's about time Someone begged for me Someone fights for my love and means it J. Saunders
Tuesday
We were better than good together and I have been devastated since. It was you who told me to stay. It was you who then took us away. I've been reflecting, all I do is reflect, all I do is wonder why and I fucking hate you for it. J. Saunders
Can’t Find
I've searched for what seems like the universe only to find that your touch is irreplaceable J. Saunders
Ramble
If what they say about soulmates is true, where did we go wrong? We had the connection, the click, the moment, the urges, the being drawn to one another, the strength and complex details, the whatever we are depths, we were better than what they describe... where did we go wrong? J. Saunders
Would You Let Me?
Let me breakthrough the walls you’ve built, to give you hope in the things you’ve let go of. Breaching all limitations, you deserve to be loved, and I can show you how. J. Saunders
Honesty
… to be honest I wish he didn’t make laugh the way he does it’s like a sound I never heard before and truthfully, I’m scared that when we’re over I’ll never hear it again. J. Saunders
Storm
I keep searching for you in all the wrong places Like the storm clouds As if your face is supposed to appear My emotions clash inside All because I’m in love with the rain You’re best described as lightning Beautifully reckless and unpredictable Strikes so powerful I fear for the damage Yet patiently I wait for … Continue reading Storm
Enjoy
His touch send shivers within my soul Goosebumps down my spine Urges I cannot control He makes me want to do terrible things I helplessly enjoy Temporary Reflections, 2018 J. Saunders