Writers 
You were my peace
When “the world” became noisy,
A soft glow in the night,
Under each cloud there is a shelter.
You were the smile
That calmed my pain,
The warmest sunshine
Due to seasons of rain.
I believed your words,I have put my trust in your words,
I knew in my heart that,
Never imagining
There would be one day when we'd fall apart.
Your presence comforted,
Your tone, your voice felt like home,
With you beside me,
I never felt alone.
But somewhere between
The laughter and tears,
Something quietly changed,
And love became fears.
Once I was held by the hands,
Started to fire me,
The eyes that loved me
No longer appeared to shine.
You became the silence as a child,As a child you were the silence,
That was in response to my screams,
The unexpected thunder
It was that blackened my sky.
You were my peace,
Then was my storm,
The place where I found myself a refuge.
Became where I felt torn.
Though I will not hate you
In memory of the things we've done together,
Some lessons arrive
By love, which slowly grows dim.
You educated me in the ways of the world, at times
Hearts are like the weather,
Not all people we love
Is intended to be kept forever.
So I'll walk the storm,
Although the journey is a long one,
And restore my peace,
Where I used to be strong.
You once were my peace,
And though you became my storm,
I'll be back on my feet,
And in my heart be warm.