
A two-person poem. The italics is one person, the normal is the other, and the text middle-centered is them both. Written for an English Pre-AP Honors class.
Rated: Fiction K+ - English - Drama/Poetry - Words: 152 - Reviews: 1 - Favs: 1 - Published: 03-25-09 - Status: Complete - id: 2651298
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I see her standing there, alone,
And I prefer it that way
I tried to talk,
But I ran away
So scared to be alone
If she is so frightened of silence,
Why do I seek it?
I cannot bear companionship,
So why do you envy it?
So secure when you're alone,
Yet afraid when I'm alone
Like a moth to the flame,
And yet a bat to the dawn
Afraid of the light
But dragged into the dark
I have to be alone
You can't be alone
Is it your poison,
Or my addiction?
You can't stop it
In the middle of a tug-o-war,
Being jerked side-to-side
Standing at the threshold,
Trying to decide
Should you enter into a warm embrace of a friend?
Or should I back away and cowardly hide once more?
Either way,
My life
And mine will change
Forever
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