Road Work

Aziza S

my self given wears and tears began to stitch together with each tender touch

though it wasn’t love, only lust

 

he caressed my physique carefully,

my thoughts roamed endless possibilities

 

rivers that flowed from my eyes ran dry

he sat in awe while he poured asphalt into the potholes of my soul

saying all cracked sidewalks of my dreams had to go

each night as we laid with each other

hard moments became easy

 

he came with a rope and crane to rescue me

the jackhammer he used, unearthed my bad beliefs and broke through my insecurities

 

but i was familiar with the platonic bulldozer that awaited me

 

our invisible contract had a termination date

my infrastructure was good until September 

i thought i could handle it all and never call it love,

now i sit and question whether i was enough

 

i failed my inspectors test 

and i am under construction yet again

 

  • Author: Z (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: April 23rd, 2020 02:55
  • Comment from author about the poem: I liked a boy that didn\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'t want anything more than what we had.
  • Category: Love
  • Views: 37
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Comments2

  • dusk arising

    So together you laid the foundation from which you will move on and build a residence of learning, knowing, giving and sharing.... each brick collected along life's path will become your strength.

  • My_Brain

    This is a beautifully tragic poem that must of us know too well. Keep up the beautiful writing!
    Bella 🙂



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