Tomorrow's Uncertainty

Today I hold your waist
under the summer moonlight,
which is a gigantic glow.
Your love for me I know,
but I'm afraid tomorrow
might suddenly steal
you away from me,
making it hard to heal
from emptiness I see
and feel in my world.
You see, my greatest fear
is that you won't be near
me in the future gods bear.


Date: 6/20/2016
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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