You were my person
YOU were my one
The fire was so strong
Like no one existed but us
Like pure love energy when we touched
Bars couldn’t separate our love
A connected conscience-we transcended into one
Our surroundings did not define us
Opinions could not shame us
We had healed each other
We Were Enough
I was your Queen
I Opened you up- helped you see
A life you never saw for you
A glimpse of who you were meant to be
When I held your face in these hands
Only you could understand
I gave you oceans of devotion
A King- I declared you
But peasants were your fort’e
They don’t know you like me
They can’t hold you like me
Can’t comfort your soul-like my peace
Yet you gave them -pieces -of you
I fought when you refused to,
Convinced myself with your lies
I forgave you- pulled you back in
Again and again
Sick at the thought of you not being mine
Gave you the prize between my thighs
Where you laid others down on opposite nights
Feeling their energy piercing mine
You became a stranger
I covered you in remembered love
I bent
I bowed
I cried
I over- tried
I thought I might die just to stay by your side
I-took-off-my-crown
And grasped for hope-
Like a tiny grain of sand
I was a puppet in your beautiful hands
But it was already gone.