TrepidationA Poem by Samantha/;Fear/;Love/How can you be afraid of the dark, when your mother flicks the light switch off with ease, and cradles you 5 minutes before whispering descriptions of lovely scenes. How can you be afraid of spiders, who have only 6 more legs and eyes than you and me, their beating hearts so rapidly trying to be discrete. I'm not afraid of these things. And that does not make me brave. I'm afraid of losing time, and forgetting to smile, because I think that people like you find my attempt laughable. And maybe even disheartening, because I can't prove the feeling that disappears like fog. I don't know the true definition of wrong. But looking in eyes like yours makes me feel like I am. Because despite my compassion, I lack the energy to express my satisfaction. The world holds me like a frayed shoelace, and it's hard to remain. Because despite quiet murmurs that love is strong, I doubt my belief that it truly lives on. © 2013 SamanthaAuthor's Note
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