Deprivation

Deprivation

A Poem by Amant Cache

Deprivation

Your eyes are intensity rushing toward me;

begging my soul to hold on "just a little while longer".


Holding on has never been something I was very good at.


Flashes of what could be, what should be

invade the the quiet space of my mind.

I feel my grasp slipping.

Reality seemingly so far away.


The rational part of me speaks up. I try to tame her, but she's a noisy b***h

with her disagreeable what-ifs and but-don'ts.


My heart shatters at the thought of those eyes, so fiercely blue,

fading into a life I can never be a part of.

I'm BREATHLESS at the thought of you;

Breathless from the inevitable loss of you;

bereft of any joy.

Only half-feeling.

Starving for the color blue.

© 2014 Amant Cache


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Very deep. I feel as though I am experiencing the situation in the poem myself. I also relate the situation in the poem with the human condition and just the way we are. Always wanting to change somebody, yet hardly working on ourselves.

Posted 10 Years Ago


This is a great piece...so much passion and truth. Your words make an incredible statement of longing and need that everyone can relate to at one time or another.

Posted 10 Years Ago



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Amant Cache
Amant Cache

Colorado Springs, CO



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I am a romantic realist. I have an addiction to that which is intangible. I long for more than what I have. I pretend to be a poet. I drink wine when I am lonely and I cry when I am angry. I find insp.. more..

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