Me and You

I wish I knew.
Is it only me?
Or is it me and you?
Is it one half of a heart?
Or is it two?
We can be whole.
If you choose.
When I close my eyes,
The world falls through.
There is only God,
And me and you.
Only us,
And our residue.
Nothing else matters,
Except the number two.
There can be a thousand,
Or only a few.
I know my choice:

It's just me and you.

I once was small,
but I grew,
Into a punching bag,
Without a bruise.
Yes it hurt,
That's not news.
But it's when I learned,
I can't refuse.
It's when it hit me,
It's when I knew!
There can only be us.

Just me and you.

Winter's coming,
But we must bloom.
We must turn red,
Despite the blue.
Please tell me,
What to do.
I don't know,
I never knew.
I pretended,
Without a clue.
Say the words?

"Just me and you."

I'm in your mouth,
So you have to chew.
It's hard to swallow,
When it isn't food.
So let me in,
Let me through.
And I will show you something...
Something new.
Because you're like a bird,
That never flew.
I can give you wings!
And something true,
Something abstract,
That I drew.
It's a darkened sun,
Lit by the moon.
The picture's full,
Like a whimsical room.
A somber life,
I can't undo.
Please stop the rain,
And this monsoon.
I just want one,
To equal two.
With no one left,
But a few.
Is it you and me?
No. Just solitude.