You were paradise;
A place of no endings
Without pride, nor prejudice;
Acres of land with so much fruit lingering.

Skies full of diamonds
And a lake full of mysteries,
As I dwelled upon
The man of this universe.

Your face enveloped the skies;
Your hair were the trees,
Your eyes shone in the lake,
So full of apostasies.

I waltzed in your heart,
Thinking that it wasn't a trap;
Your heart enveloped me,
Protecting me from what this world lacked.

I walked around your heart,
Soon, finding my way into your brain;
Finding nothing but shards
Of the things you've never gained.

I trembled and yelped,
"You can be yourself."
Your voice so dark and light,
Making me see the truth with my sight.

I showed you my true form,
Immediately, you looked at me with despair,
"You don't belong in me." he confirmed,
Choking me out, my mind unclear.

My mind blacked out,
Seeing your eyes
And your mouth in a pout;
Seeing the truth around me, I was alive.

The fields in ashes;
The trees disintegrated,
You world so broken as everything clashes;
"I don't want you." he stated.

You were paradise;
But your world was foiled,
As you rolled the dice;
Everything was void.