She is the architect of all that I know of love.
She drew the plans.
She laid the foundation.
She handled every brick.
She raised the scaffolds that formed
the very construct of my heart.
But the truth is, I can never sign my name
in the cement before these doors.
This building is hers alone,
on the border between promise and despair.
Silently waiting, susceptible
to a swift and violent destruction
at a moment's notice.
It seems that the truest and most enduring love
is reserved only for the dead.
So assign her the deed to this structure
that love has abandoned
and etch her name indelibly onto my epitaph.
Tell the world that loving her
was the greatest chapter I had ever written.
You can still hear some of its words
whispered in the wind that blows through
this decaying skeleton.
Chaotic and passionate.
Tumultuous and euphoric.
Eerily still and perfectly unending.
About the Creator
Fudsique Gilmore
Rambling rants about my incurable tendencies toward self-destruction, living through the torment of my own making, and the love of "that one girl".
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