![]() Do You ComprehendA Poem by Annebelle AshireThe sinking feeling isn't as bad as it was before I can still almost breathe easily when I see your photographed face When the last painful memory was of you closing the door I don't have to "Find A Happy Place"
It's all in the past You're gone and I doubt you're ever coming back YOU'RE in the past I've busied myself with memories to unstack [[somehow a few got stuck in one of the cracks...but that's just one of life's many facts]]
It seems that this thought has given birth To the attempt of choking my pen Milking its ink for all it's worth Blocking my ability to write my hate for most men
[men like you, and what it is you persistantly do]
[men like you, the ones that believe they've got the world at the end of their - shiny - brand new - cue]
Love isn't a nice little white pool ball That you can so drunkenly smack around It was never created for your incoherent call Let alone the moment you THOUGHT it to be found
My heart doesn't carry that irregular tune As I skim through pictures of our later days I can see it now, as you whitewash your way into the room You've plastered yourself behind too many controdicted, "I wish she'd stay" s
Your wishes, and your "Dreams" - as you used to call me - Carry the last of what each word means Through your silent and yet distorted plea
I can visualize you grasping hold of your flat shot of Captain I can hear the """eeiiiighhhh""" sound you make as you flush it down As you swing the musky glass from your mouth - letting inibriation kick in I can see that pointless grin is another version of your newly found frown
I can close my eyes And the black will turn to see the room full of smoke Reincarnating your not so inevitable lies And your attempts to muffle each choke
Our future relied on your ability to actually live But your non shalant ways proved all hope wrong The past and the present showed you had nothing to gain - or a family to give I had to start looking past my wants and ahead to my needs, prolong
These words may cause you to shake your unwashed hair Your mind may be dazzled from last night's alcoholic binge But you know as well as I, that you could never really be "there" Your last chance at saving this has left your ability to infringe © 2008 Annebelle AshireAuthor's Note
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3 Reviews Added on June 20, 2008 Last Updated on June 20, 2008 Author![]() Annebelle AshireLoves Park, ILAboutFind some of my older work at: Www.Allpoetry.com/Scarletletter You may consider my being as "just another writer ", and I don't mind that so much.. The thing that tends to rather annoy me most... more..Writing
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