QuittingA Poem by JCPSomething I found at the bottom of an old drawer I was cleaning out. There were three of them together and when I found them, they made me laugh a little. This is the first.
I breathe you in; you fill my lungs.
You make me feel like it's only just begun. And so it has; I sought you ought. So innocently you hid what you're about. - Seduce my mind; control my thoughts. I try to resist you, but it's all my fault. I started this; so innocent. I never thought that it would be permanent. - I fooled myself; I lost control. I let you fill a void in something that's whole. "I don't need you", I tell myself. Yet, I can't seem to put you back on the shelf. - Every morning, I reach for you. You start my day off right and you see it through. You're always there; you're tried and true. Every day now, I pray that I can quit you. - I welcome you, you're an escape. I'm growing tired of all your mental rape. Dependency, just an excuse. When will I find the strength to finally break loose. - With every breathe you're killing me. Yet I still crawl back to you so faithfully. Now I want out; and i don't care. I want to be free and breathe fresh air. © 2011 JCPFeatured Review
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2 Reviews Added on June 11, 2011 Last Updated on August 10, 2011 AuthorJCPBaltimore, MDAboutI'm just a thirty something guy from Baltimore. As I've grown a bit older, I can't help but feeling there is something I've left behind. I've always had a knack for writing, but never pursued it. It's.. more..Writing
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