unknown #07A Poem by Charlotte e.e. GriffithsWe’re driving across the bridge back from my house and your eyes wander across the grey water to the opening of trees and the slightly-exposed sands that lace the beach. You tell me that you love me and I smile, but look backward toward the spot where I tried to jump out of the car and think about the time that I did and I look at you, smile. I told you once that I was only human and that weakness is only natural, I am, and it is, but even now I look over to the drivers seat and catch your eyes and wonder how small I would have to be to become invisible and how long it would take you to replace me. For the final time, I turn to you, smile, and tell you how deep my love does run for you (and my God, does it) before unhinging your seat belt, opening your door and pushing you out, saving you the trouble of a moments more time with me.
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StatsAuthorCharlotte e.e. GriffithsBrisbane, Newmarket, AustraliaAboutCharlotte e.e Griffiths Poet poking around @ MyTrendingStories, Channillo, Instagram and independently. Featured online, in the Circus of Indie Artists 2015 Edition and in two self-published chapb.. more..Writing
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