PhilophobiaA Poem by Ama May Cooper
In a sense affection terrifies me
The uncontrollable emotions The subtle but definite fleeting sanity There is an unsettling flutter in my stomach A panicked desperation to run Way too much, too sudden too soon The application of a label A simple phrased suggestion Caught uncomfortably off guard I find myself flailing There is a curiosity in my heart A niggling tug from deep within But my mind bubbles in questions Like a toddler thrashing about in the sea Alarm bells ringing in my head I am both troubled and flattered anxious and yet somehow soothed I cannot place my own thoughts The idea of this connection Even the mere reminder of the possibility Slowly, tread lightly, tiptoe on the rose petals please Like a rabbit, ears pricked listening Ready to scurry off into the night Tentatively daring myself to stay I am weary of having my mind invaded Of bending my own will to suit another Of any required dependence or unrequited requirements I am afraid, I am terrified This concept of dutiful affection Already a furious hurricane in my brain
© 2014 Ama May Cooper |
Stats
281 Views
1 Review Added on October 22, 2014 Last Updated on October 22, 2014 AuthorAma May CooperLondon, south west, United KingdomAboutName: Ama may cooper Current age(when joined):16 Sex: female Age now: 27 I am merely a being, treading softly on these foreign lands. I am no great individual, no wise king or beautiful temptres.. more..Writing
|