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I thought the oceans were angry,
I waited.
I thought she had the wheel,
I waited.
I took your word when you said 'this time'
I waited.
I was silent.
I was silenced, I waited.
Then I lash out on her,
Blaming her for the wreck,
Thinking she had the wheel,
She drove this way-
But no. It was you.
I wasn't crazy for what I felt.
I wasn't mad when I was angry.
When I was frustrated.
You had the wheel,
Your callous, cold blood-
I wonder if it's turned blue
From your lack of humanity.
I blame my mother, I blame myself
I blame my brother,
I blame my friends.
All the while, the killer-
It was you.
And I can't defend you in my own eyes,
Every word you said was a lie.
And a promise with no intent of being kept
Is a lie.
So Merry Christmas to me,
I know now my ways weren't wrong,
My expectations weren't baseless.
I've found the robbers now- you and them.
It wasn't self sabotage, it was a robbery.
And I don't need to take back what's stolen,
God shall give me what's mine.
A happy new year to me I know,
You're not mine.
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Cottage Chronicles
PoetryLife's chronicles from love, sorrow, anger, guilt, shame, happiness buried in a poetic cipher. Would you like some words and wine, on wooden floorboards? ©️ Feronia Grey