The MaskA Poem by Samantha LynnI guess you can just tell what it's about but I'll just say one word. "relationships".Our relationship
resembles a mask. It was fun to wear
around for a while, It had so many
colors; all so bright. But we both know
that you can’t wear it forever. You eventually
have to take it off. And show all the
darkness that lies behind. Text messages were
nice but you hid behind Then as if to
cover my face with a mask. Was I that ugly to
you? Can I take this off? We talk forever it
seems then for a while You shut me out
and those weeks feel like forever Then you decide to
come back and my day is bright. We talk of going
to Europe and watching the bright Lights twinkling
along with the stars behind It, sitting out on
that hotel balcony forever, And shopping for
souvenirs, maybe buying a mask And wearing it
with the dress I just bought for a while But I don’t want
to hide; can I just leave it off? Those fantasies
are nice, but reality is off And on its way,
not stopping, and planning our bright Futures that are
soon coming up, keeping us apart for a while I’m off to
college, you to the marines, leaving each other behind. I don’t know what
will become of us, but there is always that mask That will tie us
together forever. But what will you
do when you have to leave forever And come back with
another girl. What if she’s off Somewhere else for
a while. Will you just give me that mask Again? Will we go
back to our old ways? Our lives so bright? She will eventually
come back, and you will leave me behind Like you always
do. Just me and that mask for a while. This is all too
real and sometimes for a while I feel like you
love me more than you say you do, forever It seems. You
always choose her over me and leave me behind And you always
come back to you me when she is off Somewhere, making
her like better and bright But then she comes
back, and you hide me with the mask. I can’t do this
anymore. I’m taking it off. I love you too
much to have to use something so bright The one thing that
ties us together? I’m throwing away the mask. © 2012 Samantha LynnAuthor's Note
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