![]() Love Me Back, A*****eA Poem by Marinabeana
I have known you for many months
And I am seeing a sudden change Your normal demeanor, reclusive self Has begun to disappear fairly often You’ve begun waiting for me To do activities you could do by yourself Because you find joy in my company And you’d rather do them together I catch you looking at me watching TV With that smirk on your face Waiting for my reaction To something you know I’ll die laughing at Going several days without drinking Surprising me with new activities Things that you ordinarily wouldn’t do You’re doing because I like them We’ve begun using the same phrases Picking up on each other’s body language Laughter comes so easily And you don’t look at anyone like you look at me I’m the one you call at 4am To tell trivial things to Or to tell me that you’re scared And talk for hours until you fall asleep You’ve begun touching me And wanting me to touch you Even though you said you hated it And it made you uncomfortable You’ve been so open to confess things to me Things that you’ve never told anyone before The kind of things that most people wouldn’t admit Even under questioning and duress Normally when you’re upset You want to punch things and be angry and be alone But lately you’ve let me see you break down And begged me to stay I’ve watched your face crumple And let out heartbreaking sobs That you used to only let your mother hear Now you let me in Breathless cackling together at all the same things All of our inside jokes that no one else understands Our deep conversations that I know you don’t have with anyone else You talk to your mother about me You’re trying so hard to push me away Because keeping me at a distance Keeps you safe But you’re wrong You could waste your time with anyone Have any girl And yet, you’ve been choosing to spend all of your time On me You’ve told me in the past That you’re terrified to depend on anyone Or have anyone depend on you Please stop being too afraid to love me © 2020 Marinabeana |
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