Hopelessly AddictedA Poem by Harley
Happiness, the beautiful elation, look of invincibility, I grew so fond
of.
The sweet inviting cheer of your entire aura. Washed out, unrecognizable, gone. While I swim in a shallow pool of negativity My fickle mind always deciding what's best for me, I could pick whats right or I could pick what's worth fighting for. A potential dream or the satisfaction of a heart at ease. Mind asphyxiated in an oblivious fog. I'm clutching onto two ropes. I find myself baffling backwards where the magnetic force pulls me. I tried leaving, but I'm hopelessly addicted. You're a fixation worth fighting for. So the lone wolf howls and reminds me of cookie-cut hopes and dreams. The hallow, haunting cry of what could have been Had I climbed up the other end. It is a sad thing. When the cuisine of dreams and love, can't be served on the same platter. Love your dream or dream of love. You'll find it soon won't matter. © 2010 HarleyReviews
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