HandsA Poem by Julia Ledowanted to write something... this happenend
To have and to hold
That's how it goes Isn't it always? Even for a second a moment A day, A year And forever's not a statement, but an unpopular opinion And I remember the veins in your hands All purple and blue And a silver band On your bedside table If you weren't hers I knew you weren't mine But to have and to hold For a second or two Was much more than she ever got to do. And you were kind of a dick. So I'm not entirely sorry for her. Even if that's kinda bitchy Your hands never wiped a tear But they clutched our throats Held down our wrists And I remember your hands so clearly So imagine my surprise When I found them once more on my hips To have and to hold You didn't remember my eyes, my lips, My voice, my fingertips. And the tan was still missing around your ring finger You quoted yourself like a famous author and you reached for me With hands wanton So I took your hand And I cut off each finger your veins all purple and blue and let the red love bleed When your eyes met mine you finally knew To have and to hold meant nothing to me now too.
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StatsAuthorJulia LedoMAAboutI write sappy things, sentimental things, mushy love things, and sometimes I write good stuff. Eat your heart out tough guy more..Writing
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