Come Back to Me

Come Back to Me

A Poem by Jessica O.
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*written during a tough time with my now-ex. Good thing I don't have these thoughts in my head anymore!

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What is it with satisfaction
Never enough within this faction
Only a fraction of happiness
Just doesn’t make me seem entirely blessed
Within this mind that is my own
Where I wear myself out though not alone
Too many things going through my mind
Turning it into an epic mine
Of lines, music, and too many emotions
That seem to be worth more than the oceans
Too many thoughts with too many tears
Threaten to erase what I’ve done all these years
Weep no more, my voice does say,
Though to be honest, there’s no easy way
To keep everything I feel in check
It’s complicated, and I’m mostly a wreck
I cry too much, that fact is true
Especially when I do in front of you,
Who have given me very few reasons to cry
No, I’d lie if I said I never wanted to die
It’s not going wrong, but it’s not going right
I thank you for somehow bringing me out of my night
I’m glad you’ve proved me wrong once again,
And I’m glad I’ve proven you wrong on where you’ve been
You’re not alone when it comes to that hurt
Especially with cheaters with lies and their dirt
I’m scared to lose you more than you’ll know
And I know it will be difficult to let you go
But if I must, then I will, though I honestly hope
That that doesn’t happen, and we’ll still be in our trope
Of happiness, kindness, and joy galore,
Now come back to me to that glorious glore.

© 2012 Jessica O.


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Jessica O.
Jessica O.

Ranson, WV



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I'm Jess. I'm a college third-year (wow, time flies too fast around here!) who plays piano and a little bit of flute, and sings. I'm a poet, therefore I'm a songwriter. I read a lot, and I don't do.. more..

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