we complete each other

I was that girl who feels safe in small towns. Eyes that saw nothing but her limited world, though my heart wanted to go further.

You knew the main points of the metropolises, restaurants, lively bars and shows. But it had that look stuck in a small place that made you feel safe.

My eyes were clear. His had the darkness of a constant storm. My red lips seemed to hide secrets, while her smile seemed to hold no mysteries.

You lived surrounded by friends, but you only had eyes for loneliness. I had few people around me, but it felt so much more complete.

You spoke with the accent of the world and a foreign laugh. I had linear words from a single city and my laughter was almost a whisper.

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You loved the sun and I counted the stars. I couldn’t function without a strong cup of coffee and his fingers would always run along the edges of a cup of strong hot chocolate.

I prefer written letters and only get text messages typed carefully on a computer keyboard.

You knew how to lead me through the strangest shortcuts in the urban world and at the end of the day, I always guided you to the best parks in a small town.

You cried with homesickness and your brother, but I always had a tissue to wipe your tears. When I was breaking down, even though I masked everything I felt in a fake smile, I had his arms to snuggle me and feel that things would adjust.

I had doubts about the future and his eyes were constantly fixed on the past.

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You had fallen in love before and disbelieved in love.

I had given myself to someone and regretted it bitterly.

I think in the end, we weren’t that different after all…

We had similarities and our differences completed us. Even though we no longer believe in a new love, we decided to believe in each other. Believing that two such different pieces could complete each other like an enigmatic puzzle. We weren’t perfect, but we can accept and live with our imperfections.

We weren’t whole, but we can become less incomplete.