#seen you

[rotinmycore]

I didn’t ask for this.

I didn’t

Because I only asked for answers

I didn’t ask for you to rearrange my body

My organs

To show me how I can breathe easier for you

How my heart can beat quieter

How I can die a painful death

In silence

And sound.

To make my suffering easier for you

To listen to.

I didn’t ask for you to come back

I asked for you to show me

But you like to think your presence

Your being is enough

But it’s not.

You’re not

And I don’t know how to swallow these sharp words so they don’t slice my throat.

There’s no easy way to digest this blade

So here it goes

This is what I need to say;

You are something so small I can no longer see you.

You hide behind this essence of a man who’s strong

Who’s good

Who knows who he is

But you’re a cliche

That has never known his real name.

My eyes cannot magnify your worth

And I’m not a mind reader like you might think

I just have been stuck on this ride for so long

I know what the next turn will be.

A brutalized animal cannot tell your intentions

But they know the signs

And they can smell your soul from across the room.

See in your eyes what you mean

What you feel

Because they have known nothing but brutality

So why should the world be different?

Why would you?

[the-bunnybot]

I think “i try to pretend like i havent seen you but i watch everything you do” is like my personal poetic sentence because its true and i love it

[denofgeek]

Van Helsing: Seen You Review

The genesis of the Feeders comes to light, and Vanessa’s adversaries multiply.

Executive producer and writer Simon Barry makes a critical, but nonetheless vital decision to rewind the narrative before sending Vanessa out among the Feeders who now control the streets of Seattle. Though viewers glean significant plot details from the pilot, the second episode of Van Helsing, “Seen You,” manages to fill in just enough gaps and pose just enough questions while all hell breaks loose during the early days of the vampire/zombie apocalypse.

That said, one of the most engaging aspects of the series’ exposition thus far revolves around the mashup of traditional vampire and zombie elements. Is it merely a device to draw the zombie fans or a clever amalgamation intended to put a fresh twist on what have arguably become two stale storylines? It’s too soon to make a firm determination, but Van Helsing shows marked promise.

[v2ike-mesimumm]

It's been awhile

[debbiemariewriting]

Seen You

I think I’ve seen you

in a dream.

Did you know

that I’ve seen you

in my dream?

Did you know

that we walked

for hours

on the beach

while sand stuck between our toes

and we just walked

for hours?

I didn’t know

if you’d know

that we walked

for hours

but

I was hoping you would.

Because

I was hoping

you would smile back

when I smiled

at you

and remember

that we walked

for hours

on the beach

while the sand stuck between our toes.

Maybe

your dreams are different.

Maybe

your dreams

are just dreams.

But mine

mine are real.

They are

my reality.

So perhaps

you don’t know

that I’ve seen you

in my dreams.

Perhaps

you don’t know

me.

[distinguish-style]

I'd seen nothing till I'd seen you

I'll carry the world on my shoulders just for you. I'll sacrifice everything even though you don't want me to. If I never get to see all the things I want to see, I'll wake up next to you each day, and that's all I need to see

[my-turn-to-shinee]

I don't know which was harder. You being in my house, or me being back in your car.