RMS Unsinkable
We were like the Titanic, RMS unsinkable.
Back then we were possible.
Built in a shipyard, we never took steps backward; only forward.
That day we first sailed on water, I that we'd never falter.
Who would have guessed that we'd be hit?
Somehow the rivets let go; were you real or just some foe?
I thought I would learn to loathe you, you in that life boat.
You thought you were forever rid of me, but why did I see you frowning?
Know I'm not drowning
Know I'm okay; if this were so, would you explain?
The way you spoke.
Is this how we broke?
We were a story, shining in the light and full of glory.
Looking back I would say, "Si." You held the key to the bridge;
Not one of rock, but one I'd find and one you'd lock.
The news spread quick; the lies so thick.
For most this is frightening, but for all it is devastating.
If you knew I escaped, that I was saved, would you be to blame?
No, you left and are now in shame.
I hope you know I found a lifeline; the one you had declined.
As I now send, I do know this could never mend what has been broken,
What has been spoken.
But one last thing; I still hold your ring.
If you had one last word to say, reply to what I record, okay?
I still dream that you meant all those proverbs, poems, and words.
I dream we were still in love, too. I'd say to you, "I do, I do."
Tell me we're possible; tell me we're not improbable.
Tell me you miss me, tell me you love me.
We're not yet gone - we still remain.
Please don't risk me going insane.
Do we continue to dissolve?
I believe we will until this is resolved.
Don't mumble, do not ramble - just tell me we are no gamble,
Tell me we're afloat, tell me we are still, just as all once wrote.
Tell me we are somewhat of a miracle - Tell me we are unsinkable.
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Life in Words (A collection of poetry)
PoetryA collection of poems I have written in the past year to present. Ranging from guys to friendships, to nature to family problems and so much more. I give my all in each of these poems and I know I will never really complete this collection. Please r...