UnrequitedA Poem by TheTolbertReport
My mind of yesteryear was a busy street,
but nothing more than an empty parking lot currently. The lights are off but the circuits still there, like an inmate in his cell waiting for a breath of fresh air. This cigarette smoke poisons my lungs, but f*ck it, I'll die anyways, so why not young? Too many thoughts of death and decay; rotted leaves lying like sailors in their watery graves. I thought I saw a light turning on Oh, I guess that I was wrong, it was just the break of dawn and the sparrows sing their hopeful songs, all together now but each out of tune voices- circle and square, a hazy reflection of what was me and you Two equal opposites, like hope and despair, both antonyms but yet a perfect pair. People like to think "it's a brand new day" but no, its clockwork, it woulda came anyway. They also say "when it rains, it pours", well I say "when it pains, it roars" and my heart...it flutters, it jumps and soars each and every time I see your face appear in doors- in my dreams. Cuz the radio went silent a long time ago, decided I wasn't worth it or had no love to show. Love lost? More like love unrequited. 'cept I know you feel the same, but still you hide it. © 2013 TheTolbertReport |
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1 Review Added on December 13, 2013 Last Updated on December 13, 2013 AuthorTheTolbertReportNCAbout19 years old. In the Marine Corps. I like to play guitar and attempt to write. more..Writing
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