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verona

she's too absurd, too vindictive, too petty,
but no more than i,
she's too stubborn, too strong-willed, too stoic,
but no more than i,
too unforgiving, too vain, too afraid of living,
but am i really going to let her go without saying goodbye?

 

all my barbed insults,
lie trapped at the back of my throat,
the thought of you deflects all affects of aggression.

 

i relish the chance to recall who i am without you,
oh but that you made me such that i must question,
i cannot say what that means,
it is too much, indeed, to mean.

 

farewell to you seems like too big a thing to treat small,
so i think i prefer not to treat at all.

  • Author: verona (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 20th, 2022 02:16
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • JudyStella

    A very sincere poem which reflects ego of mankind and the weaknesses. I enjoyed it!

    • verona

      thanks. it's, in part, about being angry that someone is treating you coldly and realizing that you're treating them in the same way

      • JudyStella

        Very nice message! Well crafted!

      • L. B. Mek

        yeah, I can so relate
        sometimes, avoidance is our key
        to survival's
        acceptance and the simple fact, that
        often
        blame comes, fingerless
        and lessons, come
        without guidance...
        (thanks for sharing, dear poet)

      • orchidee

        Good write V.



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