A polite bow around your fingerA Poem by Julianna MarieTying me in knots, twisting me in knots, Put me in a polite bow around your index finger, As if I were something you desired to remember; Desired not to forget. I'm so worn down, so worn down; You never fail to wear me out, Draped across your shoulders unnecessarily, You wore me out. Outside, inside, side-by-side, you were never really there. I reach out to only feel the cold air on my fingertips, This is the coldest night by far. My lips are like ice without yours against them; Press them against mine once more, would you? I want to feel your flames; I want to see your passion burn; I want to feel alive again. There is nothing left of you for me to try to forget, My memories have faded like an old photograph, Photographs of you and I together sit useless in a box, Waiting for their need, waiting for your return" Or maybe that's just me.© 2010 Julianna Marie |
Stats
144 Views
Added on May 13, 2010 Last Updated on May 13, 2010 AuthorJulianna MarieSeattle, WAAboutI'm a 21 year old girl living in Seattle, student/poet/barista. I believe in art, poetry, psychology, and music-- I don't think its safe to believe in much else. more..Writing
|