Turn Toward the Window

Neville

Turn Toward the Window

 

Turn towards the window

I will face the wall

Don’t tell me

That you love me

I can’t take it anymore

 

My time is mine

As yours is yours

And if the time is ripe

For leaving

Then I won’t

Stand in your way

 

You’ve hurt me

For so long now

By wanting this

And wanting that

Nothing really tangible

But never satisfied

 

Take your

Pocketful of poems

Your patchwork jeans

Check out your sanity

Go ride on your misery

Let me be a memory

And leave me now forever

  • Author: Neville (Offline Offline)
  • Published: April 17th, 2019 02:39
  • Comment from author about the poem: I found these words in a pile of other scribbles while clearing out my shed... They are among my first attempts at poetry... more years ago now than I care to remember......... cheers, Neville
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  • orchidee

    A fine write Neville. I tried writing in my shed. The light bulb went out. Couldn't see a thing. So I wrote a poem: 'A black cat in a coal cellar at midnight'. lol.

    • Neville

      thank you, why not post it...

      • orchidee

        Erm, not written it yet! Heehee. Just the title, which is odd, as that's usually the last thing I do. You in that shed?!

        • Lorna

          Title says it all but you could add: "tripped me"

          • Neville

            gonna add it now "tripped me".......... 🙂

          • Fay Slimm.

            Telling it then as it once was - love soured reads as a powerful piece of well-written insistence - - good that you found it to share here Nev.

            • Neville

              Thank you Fay.. I found several scribbles from way back.. had I not checked, they would have just gone up in smoke... like the relationship that inspired it I imagine.... N

            • dusk arising

              A good 'loves epitaph' written with the feeling of the moment which really comes through. Definitely an 'I've had enough of you' air about this.
              Did it bring the moment back vividly. I expect so. (Mine do for me).

              • Neville

                Always.. but I guess that's why we record it .. Many thank you's and all that jazz..... N

              • Suresh

                So did I, but left them scribbled, unpublished... untitled....unfinished

                All I needed to know
                Is how could you let me go
                All I knew
                Is that I loved you so

                You strayed, you betrayed
                Your heart was never in it
                You knew it, you blew it
                I hope it was worth it

                Being free of all that frost
                How come I feel so lost
                Ever since then I confess
                I'm a mess

                Ever since then n now
                All we know, love is blind
                Yet, I must move forward
                Alone, my place, I must find


                My words show simplicity of youth and immaturity of composition

                • Neville

                  enjoyed by me tho regardless......... cheers, N

                • SerenWise

                  Very emotional and elegantly written, well done

                  • Neville

                    well blow me down, I am indeed honoured.. thank you

                  • Michael Edwards

                    You'd better search that shed for some more gems.

                    • Neville

                      what a bloomin lovely thing to say... thank you sir.....

                      • Michael Edwards

                        Hope you find shed loads - sorry couldn't resist!

                        • Neville

                          even lovelier ....



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