
poetry. we used to be in love, you know.
Rated: Fiction K+ - English - Romance/Angst - Words: 251 - Reviews: 10 - Favs: 1 - Published: 09-15-08 - Status: Complete - id: 2572004
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maybe we're too young
by: october lies (august 30, 2008, 4:56am)
"i blame this town, this job, these friends."
(echo)
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it just won't get out of my head, how,
instead of smiling - instead of heart-stopping, breath-
catching, dizzying, oh-so-lovesick smiles -
there's only silence and frowns and darting eyes -
( i can't help but hear the sound,
the cracking of a breaking heart;
the air being stolen from my lungs ) -
helpless, searching for escape,
for release, for an excuse to just get
it over with -
( i can't breathe, i can't see, i can't hear,
i can't live, no, not without you,
but, oh god, please just don't let it end this way ) -
excuses used to be put to use
for phone calls, for kisses, for smiles,
for us, but no, not anymore -
( i tried to smile for you, for me, for the
both of us
and i tried to stave off the pain for you and me
but - but - ) -
but still we're sitting in the silence
and holding each others dead, frozen hands,
a closed circuit no more -
( but - but it won't work if only one of us
is trying, and i know that if only one of us is trying,
then only one us will have to "make it through" and not even -
no, not even
bleeding
can get rid of that kind of
pain )
poems aren't my forte...
and this isn't very good anyway.
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