We met underwater on an evening tainted blue
and the night was illuminating your soul’s hue.
I took a step forward.
“Aren’t you afraid of me?”
I’m always jumping off edges, I say.
I no longer fear the fall
’cause the fire is burning me still.
I love love, been covered in red
but I come back to the water.
I jump, taking one breath in.
I hope I drown here …
but my lungs hold on to the water.
How?
“I’m here.”
Why is the fire burning me still?
“I need you”
… but my heart’s by the shore.
I come closer.
You should be afraid of me, I say
’cause this water can’t drown me
and the fire is burning me still.
Color me blue if you dare.
Love, Alyazya
Wow, this is really great and beautiful! I think I like pretty much all your poems.
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Interesting.
I like the use of both water and fire here.
I’ll have to read it more times to understand it better.
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The first line is a killer that comes out swinging and sets the tone for the rest of the poem. Blunt and vulnerable, aggressively sincere. And I’m a personal fan of always ending where it starts as well. Good job, well written.
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Thank you so much 💙 I’m happy you liked it ☺️☺️☺️
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“You should be afraid of me, I say”
Resonates with me.
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Love this write… especially the conclusion.
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Strong energy and yet tender and so deep, really felt the raw emotions, ☮️
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Fantastic poetry! Love the use of fire and water – another heartfelt poem 😀
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