![]() Sick LoveA Poem by Belle Bamford![]() About the past init.![]() You hand me the moon,
my dear, Beautiful, yes, but
terribly heavy. Illuminating, tiring,
enchanting, wearing, beautiful. A burden. The calm darkness is
lost to this blinding light.
I did not love you. Yet
you were my everything, My supernatural Godless
force for life, Manipulated and crushed
every blissful second of your company, Each tiny indication of
your care lifting me to new heights, Like a drug I would
happily let destroy me.
Agonising cold turkey, We've purged ourselves
of each other's euphoric toxicity. I miss being
interesting. I hated who I was to you, and looking back, I hate you too. Years of this craved
pain, sweet promises of years to come, Torturing each other with
each other's sick obsession. © 2013 Belle Bamford |
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2 Reviews Added on November 10, 2013 Last Updated on November 10, 2013 Tags: love, friendship |