-astronaut-

One Word #8
Word: Astronaut
Astronaut, Noun, A person who is trained to travel in a spacecraft

                                                          I
					             wonder
					            What it’d 
					            Be like to 
					          Finally leave
					          You behind?
					        Would I be at
                                               Peace, or would
                                              I cry? Would I be
 				           Okay, or would I be 
   Alone? Maybe I'd be so alone that I wouldn’t realize it. Is it worth freedom?
Would sacrifice be worth? If I had eaten the food you made tonight, would that Be enough for you to smile at me? “Don’t bother,” So I guess it’ll be a no. I’ve
	 Always dreamed of being an astronaut, because maybe if I brought
		  You a star, You’d finally smile at me. But now, I can’t hear 
			Your voice, and I can’t see your face. In this place
			      Where no sound will reach me, I see that
			          There is no way I could ever make
			         You happy, for I cannot touch these
			      Stars, I’d surely be killed if I were to try. 
			    In this place where nothing will resound,
			  I cry out to nothing,       hoping that one day,
			This song reaches		your ears even now.
		           So I will wish for		      the impossibilities,
		          Including the			              one of you ever	
                          Loving this				       me. But I feel
                         Like I will					             finally be
                           Okay						        alone.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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