As the Eleventh Hour BeginsA Poem by Sarah McKeever Hitt
In the late of our tale
the bad and the beautiful play out in time as I sit alone and wish I could smoke a cigarette and forget all about you. Sordid are we, in secret but you, the worst of anything, silent in the midst of it all. But hey, what can I say? That is as it should be in our silly little empire of love. Some say that when you know that one true love that it shines in your mistakes and your dreams or nightmares Well maybe they don't say that, but I do. So ask yourself, where are you with me? I can't stop to tell you that I am sorry for trying to gain ground when all I have is the past I have lived before you So when I waste away to dust and come back strong and different don't pretend you don't see me because we both know you notice So here I am, wondering what sort of move do I make next as the eleventh hour begins.
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1 Review Added on March 31, 2019 Last Updated on March 31, 2019 AuthorSarah McKeever HittChicago, ILAboutAll bad poetry springs from genuine feeling. -Oscar Wilde A great deal of the work on this site is republished from my defunct site. I hope you enjoy reading my work, I really enjoy writing .. more..Writing
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