but your arm is around her.
I lay my head back,
but your's is fit on her shoulder.
I confront you,
but you deny and back down.
Do you see this pattern?
We're repetition, in it's own definition,
and temporary is our only permanent.
Could you get over yourself,
open your eyes to see what's right in front of you?
Trust me when I leave,
you're going to wish you took a chance.
I don't even know why I'm wasting my words.
You don't seem to deserve them.
YOU ARE READING
Shut Your Eyes (February 2011 - August 2011)
PoetryI'm like an actor who forgets his lines because of stage-fright. I can't trust myself. So let my writings speak for my heart and for my head, let them say the words I can't say aloud. This is all I've got, since being quiet and contemplative hasn't...