Me and the Bathtub

Me and the Bathtub

A Poem by Olivia

Me and the Bathtub,

Sitting, on the floor, in the kitchen, in the nighttime. 
I can’t stop them. They are
welling up and spilling out. 

Sitting, in the cold, in the bathtub, alone, in the nighttime. 
You can’t stop them. They are
desperate, helpless, and spilling out. 

Like your useless pride. 
Like mine. 

These memories. What I would give 
to set my bathtub to sea. 
A sailboat sailing lumbering tumbling
out of my mind. 

So I can have its memory,
not its weight. 

The only comfort is 
in that it was never comfortable.

Just me and my bathtub. Me in my bathtub. 
Sitting, in the cold, alone, in the nighttime. 

© 2014 Olivia


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Olivia
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I love this Poem good job Olivia! I love the descriptive writing it helped me visualize exactly what you were saying. "What I would give to set my bathtub to sea. A sailboat sailing lumbering tumbling out of my mind." That was my favorite part :) Awesome poem

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