Being Pushed Away

Being Pushed Away

A Poem by Jamie Starlight

Storms oftentimes cause damage when the roof over your head isn’t solid

Friendship should be holding up the roof with two pillars

Strong infrastructure lasts the longest against a downpour

 

Except I’m soaked to the bone and I think you are too

 I’m temperamental and you're avoidant

I fear loss and you crave solitude

 

Maybe this interstice is my impulsive nature

Heated with a flame, off with a spark

I explode at the slightest touch

 

Maybe this division is depression manifested

Numbness cuts out pain

Your safe if there’s nothing to say

 

Maybe this puncture is you pushing me away

Your mind is needle, your voice is thread 

Instead of putting stitches in you rip them out

 

Whether its caused by me, chemicals, or you

We’re still under a cloudburst holding up a damaged roof

Please just open an umbrella so I can patch up the cracks

 

© 2017 Jamie Starlight


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Added on June 19, 2017
Last Updated on June 19, 2017
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Jamie Starlight
Jamie Starlight

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Hello Friends, My name is Jamie, I like to write poems and sometimes short stories. I don't have a strict routine at the moment and I usually end up writing when I'm inspired, but I hope t.. more..

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