Incessant Blue
Tangled in your champagne waves
And this is what I want to do
Take off my clothes and dive into you
Incessant blue
Leave my thoughts at the shore
Put an end to this chronic war
Trading warm oceans for cold
The change is worth it I’m told
When my body hits the water
I’ll belong to no one else but you
Incessant blue
Tangled in your champagne waves
Where no one will ever know my name
Far away from my mistakes
Where nothing else will ever be the same
And this is what I want to say
I’m still childlike at the end of the day
Even with this weight on my shoulders
I’m scared but somehow getting bolder
I’m lost but somehow getting closer
To you
Incessant blue
About the Creator
Ingrid Hoyos
Former journalist. Freelance writer. Perpetually curious. Painfully creative. Poetry is my outlet.
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Love the poem about the waves! So soothing!