BridgesA Poem by undisclosedBurning BridgesI was walking, Across a very stable bridge, And she was walking on her own bridge beside me, Close enough to wave, But not close enough to touch. And then one day, she burnt her bridge, And I couldn’t mend it, The damage was too severe, So I leant my bridge to her, And now she was walking beside me, Now she was so close. And now my lane was hot, Because that fire she burnt her bridge with followed her, I was starting to sweat, And she yelled at me for sweating, The people who I used to wave at that walked on their own bridge next to mine, Stopped waving at me, Her flame spread to their bridge too, And they were gone. I had to mend those bridges, I didn’t burn it, But somebody had to mend it, But I was burning because of her flame, And they were choking on her smoke. I warned her to stop burning bridges, I never burnt bridges, I wouldn’t be a part of her bridge burning, And then her fire got hotter, She started burning the bridges I liked the most, And I started to sweat more. My feet began to burn, My clothes began to sting. I tried not to look at her flame, But her smoke was in my eyes, Her smoke from the bridges she burnt, Her smoke polluted the air, I couldn’t breathe, My lungs burned and my heart broke. I warned her, I told her to stop, And then she burnt the bridge we both stood on, And she fell. She fell into the water below, She begged me to mend the bridge, But I won’t mend a bridge I didn’t burn. © 2021 undisclosedAuthor's Note
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