Red Plastic BoxA Poem by William CoadThat plastic box, you keep on your shelf- you keep to your self, but I want it back.
Little plastic box, with a red plastic lid- it wasn't very well hid, but I want it back.
You see, when I gave you the contents I thought you'd be more respectful.
You see, when I gave you my conscience I didn't think you'd be neglectful
I broke in last night, trying to get back what's mine- but you'd moved it- fine I know now you're a hack.
When I left that night, I walked down the middle of the street- pavement pounded by feet I now know you're a hack.
You see, when I gave you its contents I thought you'd just give it back.
You see, when I gave you my consent I didn't know I couldn't get it back.
And now I'm sitting here writing a way for me to get it.
And now I want you to give me the thing that I am needing.
We've broken down the way that I handed my poor box over.
And now I'm alone again, I guess I'll just start over.
That little plastic box, you keep all alone on your shelf- you keep my heart to yourself, I want to have that thing back.
In that red plastic box My heart just keeps beating- For you all through the cheating But can I have that thing back?
You see, when I gave you the contents I didn't know I'd end up so cold.
You seem when I said hell to the consequence, I didn't know I'd end up cold.
You see, when you sealed the lid the thing inside didn't die
You see, my tell tale heart, is beating inside. © 2015 William Coad |
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Added on February 11, 2015 Last Updated on February 11, 2015 AuthorWilliam CoadSan Fransico, CAAboutI am a writer. I have been one for some time and will continue to be one well into the future. I have been known to write for a variety of mediums- films, poetry, comics, books- but haven't really gon.. more..Writing
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