At first, we couldn't have worn more different skins
You soar to the skies, while I burrow to the earth
You're a lightning bolt, and I'm just smoke and shadows
But piece by piece, I dismantle your walls
And you can only stand there
Surprised by how far I've gone
Now we shift and switch the masks we wear
Constantly confused for reflections of each other
And I try to run
Yet you chain me within your soul's confines
But I know it's my one weakness
Oh, you desperately desire to be different
Yet you grab onto mirrors with a vise-like grip
(S.M.)
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Tongue-Tied Desires
Poetry"To burn with desire and keep quiet about it is the greatest punishment we can bring on ourselves." -Federico García Lorca Was #561 in Poetry