
You left a hole in my heart. Here, I prove that it's possible to include the word 'pus' in a poem about love.
Rated: Fiction K+ - English - Romance/Angst - Words: 248 - Published: 01-29-11 - Status: Complete - id: 2886692
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You left a hole in my heart
and now it's infected.
I think I need a doctor
but I never met one
who knew the cure for a broken heart.
It's getting worse,
my chest is going numb;
I can't feel how I used to.
Everything is going cold
and hot at the same time.
I've got a fever, caused by you.
This old wound
is festering and
nobody likes pus in their hearts.
I can feel chills running through me.
Where's that doctor?
I'll take
any doctor,
but it turns out that doctor is you.
You tell me sweet words and
put a bandage over that gaping hole,
but that's just a quick fix
and I know as well as you
that I might never get past this.
This gash could kill me.
And maybe it's the fever talking,
making me delirious,
but you look sort of beautiful
standing there, with
that knife in your hand!
and suddenly, I feel
a thousand stabs to my gut
you're hurting me again
because apparently once wasn't enough.
I know better now,
learned my lesson.
I keep these new wounds clean,
they don't hurt as much
but that hole's still there
and I don't think it'll ever go away.
They tell me all it needs is time
and maybe that's true
but it ain't getting any better yet,
I'm still hurting without you.
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