Remove Your Illusion (Age 16)
A Poem by Andy Hackett
About a girl I liked but was struggling to say anything to.
Okay, so let me just get it out. You're beautiful.
Inside my mind I bring you with me, shopping,
I know you'd love that, so it wouldn't be dull.
So why don't you come on with me, hopping
Through my hollow life without ever stopping.
Come on in. I'll try to show you around my head,
Reveal what I do in my spare time, how I never
Even find the time to think of anyone else instead.
Take a hint. Forget those guys, I'll treat you better
I love you, or do I just want you as mine forever?
Do I just want to love you because I think I should?
Perhaps I'm just caught in my own selfish illusion,
Longing over you, I'd do the things I think I could,
Would I mean them or would they be in confusion?
I'm terrified that I won't listen to my own persuasion.
But I dream of you! Does that really mean nothing?
Shut up, my subconscious mind, I know that I feel,
Should I let my guard down and risk the poison sting
Which would come seeping in? If I stay and yield,
And you tear me limb from limb, will I ever truly heal? |
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© 2008 Andy Hackett
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Added on May 26, 2008
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Andy HackettWaterford, Ireland
About
Born on March 06th 1990.
I play football avidly.
I've been writing since I was about 11, but only really started writing regularly around the age of 13.
Buddy Wakefield is my food and water w.. more..
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