Oh if you could see me now....
I wouldn't think you'd see me the same
Probably a sight of blame or maybe even regret
But that could never occur to you
Because you took that rage and tossed it onto my shoulders
And you shook that burden and melted it onto my palms
I loved at least a little bit of you
The one that I tried to accept as nonetheless of a flaw
You laminated my heart and sealed it till ischemia rolled around;
giving me no reason to seize
the moment
I took that opportunity and breathed the remaining handful of air
But apparently I couldn't
I won't continue with because this time
I'll just reason
Like the philosophy of Descartes
Or maybe the greatness of Aristotle
I can't decide
I write this with pain that dwells on the very inside of me
I get a notion from the evil look in your eyes
That little piece of hope inside of me dies
It dies every time I steal a glance at your face of two sides
It dies!
I'm so regretful that I let you in through my thick and heavy chambers
Into not only my heart
YOU ARE READING
Mellifluous Murmurs
Poésie❁ Freedom is allowing the crisp air to guide you through this forest we can call society. ❁