Could it possibly be about a relationship (romantic?) that is in turmoil? That is, a story about the hardships that we all face in a relationship.
The use of we, you, I etc, suggest to me that it is about a relationship.
The "forgive my tears when they turn to salt" seems to imply that they have had enough of crying (i.e. moved on, or no longer feel they way they did about that person).
Could it possibly be about a relationship (romantic?) that is in turmoil? That is, a story about the hardships that we all face in a relationship.
The use of we, you, I etc, suggest to me that it is about a relationship.
The "forgive my tears when they turn to salt" seems to imply that they have had enough of crying (i.e. moved on, or no longer feel they way they did about that person).