nayome

[nayome]

its coming back 

[nayome]

I tried to pray it away

Tried to fight it

Tried to let it go

But love is fickle 

I couldn’t just fold.

So I’ll try another day to stay strong 

Till I’m old.

[nayome]

It comes and goes in waves.. it always does. 

[nayome]

“Long before I met you I had waited for you. I had always waited for you.”

— Tasos Livaditis, from Selected Poems  (via blackshivers)

[nayome]

My six year flame

we keep burning strong

fighting to follow the light

I'd hold your hand and make you glow

kisses like peppermint

warmth in the night when it's cold

it snows

ill forever be yours

heart and soul

[nayome]

In your darkest days 

Search for light

When your heart is breaking 

Searching for truth

Hold onto Jesus and he will carry you through 

[nayome]

If you love him let him go....

[nayome]

[nayome]

so long ago

Tell me what is it That keeps you up at night Is it thoughts of us Camping in the moonlight Whispers of love Baby why are you up? Thats what it was

Does it hurt you to know That you hurt me so so You keep me hanging on So I can’t even move on Just tell me how it is

[nayome]

The best way to contact me is to meet me in my dreams at 3am

[nayome]

Free spirit

[nayome]

When my mind takes a little back road I’ll think of you

But I know the way I’m feeling is nothing new

Years from now I’ll wonder where it went

Then I remember when I fall I always get back up again 

[nayome]

You

I'm am not okay

that is okay

its okay to feel like you've lost your zest for life

and need to figure out what you want again

and who you want in it.

how you want to live

where you want to live

[nayome]

I want to stay on the back porch while the world tilts toward sleep, until what I love misses me, and calls me in.

— Dorianne Laux, from “On the Back Porch,” Only As the Day Is Long: New and Selected Poems

[nayome]

I want to fall in deep

Take the dive.

But I keep bleeding without forming a scar

To heal where you stole my heart

[nayome]

“Most people go through their whole lives, without ever really feeling that close with anyone.” — Sally Rooney, NORMAL PEOPLE (2020) 

[nayome]

NORMAL PEOPLE (2020)

Maybe they were just curious to observe the chemistry between two people who, over the course of several years, apparently could not leave one another alone.