I Ruined a Good ThingA Poem by BristolMaudstitched, set and drawn; I shook out the linens last night to make sure you were gone; you put down a little fight but broke with the dawn; I’m getting weary despite the strength of my wrong, and it’s coming along now. I watched you slow down, I broke faith with you, we plowed it into ground, but we were too lonely to forsake our crowns - splitting nail and tooth to extract only an ounce of documented time. we were but fish in mud despite imaginations harbored in us since our prime; we looked to our starboard for tremulous respite; anchored half-hearted, forever condemned to slacktide; I will remember our prow. © 2012 BristolMaud |
AuthorBristolMaudNew York, NYAboutBristol: Age 21. 30 credits toward Polisci BA. Recently married. Recently moved to Lower East Side, NY. Unemployed. Well-fed, well-sexed, and well-loved. Looking forward to friends, online and IRL. De.. more..Writing
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