After the fire, I sit in the ashes of our love. Your hands are burned, and your mouth is frozen. The words that came out of our haze are still hanging in the air. We let them hang; flow into out bloodstream. Invade our lungs. Sting our eyes. âThis isnât workingâŚâ is like a toxic gas. I wish the walls would swallow me. But I have to be here. âI love you,â I almost say. âI love you more than I have ever loved anyone.â It feels so trivial. So small; insignificant. âThings start to die when love becomes trivialâ I want to say. But I donât. Silence maintains a little hope. âLove was supposed to save us,â the words float into the air. âHow has it become our destruction?â
Sue Zhao (via blossomfully)















