writer's blockA Poem by S. S. Allen
I told you to leave!
But I didn't mean it. I was drunk with chagrin, And fumed with ire It didn't occur to me that, I was fueling an insatiable fire. Now you're gone, young lost love. Lost, Among the zeros and ones Among the frequencies and bands So I beg the universe To give me another chance. A portal, Something, Anything to make things right. But I knew I had made my choice. There's no undo-ing How can I think when, My thoughts rouleauxing? I'm a corpse embalmed from within. My bones decalcified. My heart preserved in formalin. Handle with care printed on my forehead. On my temples, fragile. You never leave my mind. Neither night nor day. My succubus dream. I don't wanna become compulsive. But what if I am? Then I'll keep searching if I'd be damned! So I guess this is it. This is where it ends. Funny thing about a writer is, Her chi lies within her pen. © 2016 S. S. AllenReviews
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