Misplaced

Misplaced

A Poem by John Mallett
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A dispute between lovers

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We met amongst a busy crowd
in a shopping centre, concrete and grey
there was no sun, nor any birds singing
our romance wasn't from a story book
but it was real
From there I walked you home
Our eyes meeting in haphazard ways
I was too scared to hold your hand
for fear you would recoil
A fear that was so real
It took me months to find the nerve
to make the final move
I brushed your hair towards your ear
and kissed your virgin neck
Could this actually be real?
This led to what we have today
from humble roots we've blossomed together
And I can say with all my heart
Your the reason I remain here
You make me feel so real
But tonight we came together
not in embrace of love made flesh
but by tickling you with a feather
I cut you deep and sore
Surely this can't be real
You sat upon the pavement 
in defiance and in sorrow
you looked so small in the setting sun
And I just stood and stared
wishing this wasn't real
You turned my love away that night
and left me in the cold
and the warmth I've felt these 18 months
Has flickered its final flame
Was it ever real?

© 2013 John Mallett


Author's Note

John Mallett
First real attempt at Love poetry, I do tend to write about dark subjects so apologies for the morose nature, please review.

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John Mallett
John Mallett

Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, United Kingdom



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