Unicorns

One night you woke up and didn't believe anymore

You had believed the stories about dragons

She had been your unicorn from the day you saw her

She was exquisite and different in a world of similarities

You had seen the depth of the sky in her angelic eyes

You knew this feeling, it was uniquely crafted to fulfil

Yet your heart’s desire was to remain full and intact

You were willing to give your heart to this one

She was no ordinary person, she was a rare creature

She was not from this world, she co-existed with the gods

She was the blood in humans and the water in the seas

She understood the words you never managed to utter

She smiled to the sarcasm you deeply hid

She appreciated the thoughts you never expressed

You never believed that she was as real as them

She was simple and yet utterly complex

She was a god and yet possessed the beauty of the angels

She was a broad subject and you believed what you saw

She was a unicorn; you were the one she belonged to

But you never knew how to tame a wild bird

So one Wednesday evening you saw her walk away

You tried to beg her to stay but she never stared back

You were sure that she was not like the rest

She was a god and had no place for little sentiments

She had seen enough of the world and she was going

Going to look over her kingdoms while you built one

You built a kingdom with the tears and the pain

You believed in unicorns and the world destroyed you

That’s the price you paid for trusting and believing