Note: by Beth K HannahIt is nothing as raw as these nicotine stained moments.
Moments I could never shoot to death or rip to pieces.
Instead, these seconds belong to you,
As I create an image of love and my heart.
I stained your bed sheets with my tears,
And cursed your pain bringing touches.
As if my promiscuity could erase my past,
I am sorry I hate it when you touch me.
The levee broke, like a fragile shard of glass.
There is nothing I can say,
To let you know how scarred my palms are
By your whispering.
The breath comes quicker with the night.
Are you still waiting?
Waiting for me to kill myself
Or for the next big hit?
Can you remember my eyes on you spine
And the fact that I adored you?
I have yet to find anything as beautiful as this
Glimpse of rain on the horizon.
Nothing as pure as your dark eyes.
Forgive me for never being the light. 01/02/2004
Author's Note: "Note to self: Don't change for anyone. Note to self: Don't die." Ryan Adams
Why I wrote a poem about that bit of lyrics, I don't know.
Posted on 01/02/2004 Copyright © 2024 Beth K Hannah
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Posted by Cymbre Dolphay on 01/02/04 at 08:47 PM 'Can you remember my eyes on your spine
And the fact that I adored you?
I have yet to find anything as beautiful as this
Glimpse of rain on the horizon.' Beautiful. Akin to me whispering to the stars and having Eric say I looked lost.
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Posted by Anita Mac on 01/02/04 at 09:39 PM Sad and good, whatever the inspiration. |
Posted by Kimberly Bare on 01/30/04 at 03:43 PM i am also teary-eyed...this is very moving...such emotion flowing in these words..."Forgive me for never being the light"...oh, what a line...Great Read! |
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