Wandered Complexions
I stood wandering your complexions
As you stood wandering mine;
Following signs,
We got enshrined;
Our minds connected,
Our bodies intertwined,
To each other, each heart reclined,
Souls touching,
We were entwined...
Even so, through difficulties
I noticed you were uncompromising;
I thought we were aligned.
Now, the only sign
Is that you got untwined;
I don't know if you even knew what was worth,
Because you just left a broken shrine...
Now, I'll just try to realign
My heart, mind and soul
With renewal and rebirth...
I thought you were another soulmate which would stay.
I'll just try to be balanced and unbroken;
Ignore the fact you left me stranded,
And just keep walking on...
Yet, even in silence and solitude
I wish you well and sing you lullabies
Because I still feel
That such memories or our souls are still entwined;
Because we stood wandering complexions,
While you left a broken shrine
Which would still welcome you
If you understood what's worth through time...
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