HeldA Poem by Ameera ConradWhat happens when you hold me, but I'm the one holding the both of us.
You're cold tonight;
arms wrapped tight around my waist, we waste time and the moments inside. We bide time; though the glass grains glide through the smallest crack in your back down your spine which buckles under the weight of the "Wait. Stop. Not like this. Not right now." And every other line I ladle into your mouth. Yet I'm the one swallowing your pride. So sidle up and bury me in the crook of your chest; indented to perfect proportions and forget me here.
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