Makes the Heart Grow FonderA Poem by Pen Draggin'Makes the Heart Grow Fonder Slowly I lifted my lid to look ‘round but no sign of you could ever be found. A twist of the wrist and flip of the sheet, climbed out, steadied the cold floor with my feet. Scratching lighter, once, twice, three time’s a charm, tugging at my fingers, stretch out my arms. I never touched the damn things before you and a pack a day now is nothing new. I take cream and sugar with slight coffee waiting as I stir for you to mock me, rap my fingers to summon your presence but they echo, like puddled rain in your absence. Hope to hear your footsteps come in soft creaks; silence, nothing but the hum of the streets. A hollow ache in the depths of my chest I beg my body to finally forget © 2010 Pen Draggin'Reviews
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7 Reviews Added on March 11, 2009 Last Updated on July 15, 2010 AuthorPen Draggin'Portland, ORAboutHi! I'm Kelsey, I'm 22 years old with a passion for poetry. I write because it is innate and, quite simply, I'm pretty f*****g good at it. I love the rain. I will always belong to the Northwest. I sa.. more..Writing
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