On Letting GoA Poem by Brandon WileI lost myself between the pages A notebook counted down the ages From 24 to 25, I swear I've never felt more alive A page folded in the corner Marks the place in time A summer night in Boulder A rooftop in July I was evading your glance Lost in my own thoughts Profound words formed Then spiraled to nothing Inspired a spark of courage I prayed to the night sky The conservation wouldn't end Our time spent together Became my inspiration Our late night calls laced With hints of desperation It was only months later When I drove so far away Something that I regret Turning to another page If I let this memory fade But part of moving on Is rebuilding from the pain What could have been Is all that I've got left When every thought of you Feels like a knife in my chest © 2019 Brandon Wile |
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1 Review Added on January 28, 2019 Last Updated on January 28, 2019 AuthorBrandon WileSalt Lake City, UTAboutSalt Lake City based Writer & Poet. Currently finishing up 2 poetry compilations "Somewhere Between Life And Death" & "The Rage We've Held", originally one book, these took on a 2nd life as individu.. more..Writing
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