Catching Feelings

Catching Feelings

A Poem by Kiana

I don’t think you understand,
because I don’t, this wasn’t what I planned.
So I’m wondering how you can understand, when I don’t.
I won’t lose myself loving you, I won’t.
You’ve got me feeling too many different things,
got me contemplating cutting our tethered strings.
Falling in love has me tripping
over my own two feet? Maybe. All I know is I’m slipping
face first into this tangled mess
and now guilt eats at me as I slip from your arms half dressed
in the mornings when all I want is to escape,
wishing I was Wonder Woman with that red cape.
I slip away, but it hurts-
but I’ve seen it; my family, we’re cursed.
Concerning love, we’ve had no luck
I can’t lose you, so I’m labeling us a causal f**k.
I hear you yelling now that you know my reasons,
promising our love could survive even the coldest season.
But how can he be so sure?
Doubts plague me as I slip toward his front door,
because love didn’t come with a brochure.
I hear you figuring aloud that I don’t love you enough.
You come to the conclusion,
“if this is how you feel, then I’ll set you free”
I got in my car, driving around till the clouds were dark and the clock said three.
Your words had been like knives,
but then I started thinking about my dad’s four wives.
My brain’s all jumbled,
it’s like there was one second left, I was on the one yard line, and I fumbled.
Is the risk worth it?
Could my heart even take the hit?
When I got home, in the dark I saw you standing
my heart was demanding
that I make my way over to you
but my brain said these feelings needed to be subdued.
I heard you say “I love you too much to set you free”
It was then when I looked in your eyes, love was all I could truly see.
My scalp tingled in realization,
as I floated toward you with some type of natural gravitation.
My heart had already taken the risk, without permission
and that’s when I mumbled my belated admission;
“I love you too and I’ll take my chances,”
My brain finally conceded to your romantic advances.
But really, truth was, I’d been under an illusion
because our love had always been a foregone conclusion.

© 2015 Kiana


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love is all about passion & I see the passion had over driven all your barriers. No matter what would be the fate. I feel you should not judge in love just keeping loving & love would keep coming back by your way! I enjoyed your lines they holds a lot in them. Good work!

Posted 9 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Kiana

9 Years Ago

Thank you so much! And thank you for reading! It's always nice hearing that someone enjoyed my work!.. read more
Writer at last! Sky ~

9 Years Ago

It was my pleasure reading such a nice poem



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love is all about passion & I see the passion had over driven all your barriers. No matter what would be the fate. I feel you should not judge in love just keeping loving & love would keep coming back by your way! I enjoyed your lines they holds a lot in them. Good work!

Posted 9 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Kiana

9 Years Ago

Thank you so much! And thank you for reading! It's always nice hearing that someone enjoyed my work!.. read more
Writer at last! Sky ~

9 Years Ago

It was my pleasure reading such a nice poem
Great story telling in this poem. The whirl of emotions and realizations are well spoken. Nice work!

Posted 9 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Kiana

9 Years Ago

Thank you! And thank you for reading! The review is much appreciated! :) xx.

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