TwistedA Poem by ElizaB
Our love was twisted, From adolescents in uniform It was nothing but lies; Bodies informal; But we stayed, Spines against the stump Addicted to hassle; To blasphemy. Lies beneath smoke, We glittered, With daisies at our feet, Surrounded by hate and Sandalwood in locks We were Poor, yet rich in youth, Pennies in pockets For economy sweets, A rare treat Under stars. I grew into curves; Into his arms. It had to end; This stale love; This derelict heart Only for the young. We were naive; Mere dreamers, And Looking back now It was peachy. © 2017 ElizaB |
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