Deal with it.

I wrote this while sitting in the car on a vacation.

The colors are so vibrant

Everything blends together

Not one thing seems to matter

The sky is blue and inviting

The ground is stable and reassuring

These eyes of mine have seen so much

I never fail to tremble at your touch

I'm so familiar with that finger of yours

Seeing as you have me wrapped around it

Right where you want me to be

Don't plan on getting rid of me

You're the one who asked for this

Looks like you bit off more than you can chew

Every one of us can see right through you

Sympathy is out of the question

You're the thing people can't stand to mention

I don't have all day so i'll make this short and sweet

If anything, you deserve to be buried beneath my feet.

Author's Note

This was just in my head so I felt like making it known.

Reviews

[Legacy]

OUCH~

First off, remind me to never sit on your bad side!

I felt a chill run down my spine when I read that last line...

You see the entire poem up until that fifth line up had me thinking undying love... when out of the blue - No, not a ton of brick; it hit me like a fallen star.

The idea of a woman being the source of our dismay is absurd *throat clearing*.

I really believed, quite honestly that the subject of this poem is loved even to death. Bewildering as it may seem, love does not just die ... your sincere tone from the start created a picture perfect relationship.

I am rambling; anyway, I really enjoyed the smooth way this poem rolled out of my mouth. The emotional sarcasm was truthful and raw, great job.

Love contest - hum~ I am not sure, maybe Enlightenment, would be the proper home for this write. (Poetic Infusion Society)

Keep writing, it suits you well,

Legacy