An Apology

He set me in your cocoon like arms
Your eyes swept into my heart
Your tender gaze spoke to me,
It said I was yours,
You kept me close to your bosom,
I was your earth,
You became my moon,
I was a morsel of sand
You made a castle out of me
The scorching sun was out always,
The sand was vehemently hot,
The flecks and molds blistered your palms,
I beat the walls down myself,
The sand splattered on you,
Your blisters burnt scathingly this time,
Your cocoon was still awaiting my return,
But I had left in search of nectar,
I knew not, you thought, of the poisonous nectar,
I frothed at my mouth, the poison had trickled past my immune veins,
I dialysed myself with little success,

I thought you knew not
But I found out, you had been trying to re sculpt the castle,
I betrayed you, I now see the loss in your eyes,
The blisters have reached them and they sting with tears so often,
I see the helplessness and defeat in those eyes,
I pierce through with hope of the bright full moon,
I find it hidden by clouds in a morsel of hope,
The hope I know not I can fulfill,
An apology I give with a kiss sparking from my eyes,
But I know not the path to the moon,
I know not the route back to the shore,
It is seems blocked by boulders and poison Ivy,
I can only hold your gaze with a kiss of pure love.