I knew I should have ranA Poem by Kimberly Smith
Knew I should run
When the grass seemed higher than the sun
In a grasses meadow, knees filled with pain Wind triples up my ragged sundress as I wait for you in the planes. Birds fly behind me in the mid muggy hot weather, the sun seems to set slower then you ever. As my thoughts race across the blank expression on my face The sun telling me love is too late
As the loneliness sets in the bottom of my stomach my heart vomits....
pain and betrayal
How fragile I'd become, time after time I knew this time would come When my eyes see no more, my hands become so soft they lose grip
My lips
become so silent because my hearts so numb
I knew, I KNEW I should have run When you told me to cum , that my inside and out was safe in your hands That’s when I should have ran When life became to damn good, feeling like every day was made for me and you thinking our love could carry loads of loneness and steal smiles
Feeling like I was the only girl you see in a mazy crowd
The irony of hurt that exhibits through your face that plays rewind in this confusing thing I call my mind
I should, I should have
Birds flee from the hidden meadow the grass compress group by group then there you stand looking at me with my heart in your hands I wish I was there to kiss you, but I already ran
© 2009 Kimberly SmithAuthor's Note
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