You had me
When your ship took on water
And you let it fill your lungs
I would breathe for you
Accept the burn from the salt
In the wounds you created
When you clawed your way
To the surface
Using me
As your life saving device.
You had me
When the rocks were thrown at you
Shattering the weak walls built around you
Breaking you down
I would stand there in front of you
Taking on the impact willingly
Shielding your sensitive feelings
Then feeling the pain
From the rocks you threw back
Without caring that I was standing
Right in your line of fire.
You had me
When your hand reached out
And touched live wires
Sending shocking pain right into your heart
You refused to pull away and so
I held your hand so you would not bear it alone
You took those wires and placed them
Directly in my hands
So I was the one taking on all of the shock and pain
That was your anger and misery
And you watched me struggle to take it
As my heart began to jump
And sprint full force
Into panic and chaos
You had the nerve to walk away
And tell me it was my fault
For touching those wires in the first place.
And maybe you were right.
You had me…
But the instant it became too much to handle
You hopped onto a new ship
And I started to drown
Because your rocks held me down while the ship we built kept sinking
Those live wires now held by me alone
Sending shock waves through the salt water that I drown in
Choking me slowly
And I cry
For someone who had all of me
But gave me only pain in return.
- Author: Melissa JA (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: July 3rd, 2020 21:47
- Category: Unclassified
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