Love Is Not A SongA Poem by The Winter GreyTo hope, or the staggering lack thereof.Tempt me from tomorrow and convince me how to feel. The gleam and glint of moonlight through a crack in the windshield.
Persuasions, petty scorn, laughing at the thought of fear. Hope beckons like a single slash of color through the drear.
There was no sign, no blinding light.
You made your valiant promise, that love would conquer all, Now hurl me from your tower and resurrect me from the fall.
I thought if I fought hard enough then I could change your mind. The night is burning down, the ties that bind your heart unwind.
There was no sign, no blinding light. There is no us, no not tonight.
Love is not a song on the radio. Two actors in a picture show. The dog-eared pages of a diary.
Love is just a deadline to meet. Fumbling in the backseat. But never what you meant to me.
Don't you dare lecture me about diamonds in the rough. Forfeit your forebearance - who I am is not enough. Take anyone you can, what you feel not what you find. Love is not what you have followed, it's what you left behind.
There was no sign, no blinding light. There is no us, just me tonight. © 2012 The Winter GreyAuthor's Note
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4 Reviews Added on April 7, 2012 Last Updated on April 7, 2012 AuthorThe Winter GreyCoffeevilleAboutName: Dalton Lee Marks Age: Unknown Height: Quite short. Weight: Quite light. Hair: Black, curly, too long for its own good. Eyes: Light blue, encircled by a halo of darker blue. Rel.. more..Writing
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