Unrequited LoveA Poem by Rosie BrooklinA glimpse at the heart of one who fell in love with a dear friendAnxiety is creeping in as I wish away my wish for you. The dichotomy of thirsting for more yet desiring to stay stagnant Is eating away at my heart like a vulture that's been circling its prey for a lifetime And finally the moment has come when the great bird has plunged into my very soul. So I lie here, feeling the essence of me being unraveled like an infinite string As painful as a blade in my back by the hands of a long cherished love. Because that’s exactly what you are. But your innocence and naivety are what prohibit you from seeing the pain you cause as I earnestly grasp for your affection. Although those are the things I love most about you. When I see you next, the pain will dissipate, just like always. Until the next moment without you, when it comes rushing back like water after its protective dam breaks. And the cycle will continue until an inevitable end: Either your love will fulfill me, or lack thereof will kill me. © 2017 Rosie BrooklinFeatured Review
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StatsAuthorRosie BrooklinTNAboutI am an aspiring writer with a passion for many different forms of art. These include literature, poetry, drawing, and music. I'm always willing to critique and looking for critiques, so feel free to .. more..Writing
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