Heartbreak

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It starts

From a crevice

Ever slowly

Seeping in

Drizzling down

An irreparable destruction

Of tornados

And sparkling fireworks

Eating deeply

Into the Heart

Until a lonesome teardrop

Turns into a few more

A million more

And the nonthreatening thunder

Rolls into a storm

A Storm - A tempest

Of Ego's chaos

Of will and way

Hunting your mind and soul

Until you give in

Give in or fight...


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