How come I think of you when I write?
Why can't you just get out of my head...
If it wasn't for you, I wouldn't be in this mess.
I wouldn't feel this sadness.
I wouldn't feel this intense emotion of nothing.
I wouldn't feel like I'm stuck in place.
I wouldn't take every drug I could find just to forget about you.
I wouldn't drown myself in alcohol due to a form of dehydration that I now realize is from the lack of love I feel.
I wouldn't do a lot of things if it weren't for you simply living in my brain.
You've bought your land, built a little house on a hill. You created a garden and eventually produced your own food. You sold a few plants to some neighbors. You began to feed all the other people living around you. You then decided to create stores selling your own produce, and it became such a wide franchise that now whenever someone thinks of eating, they think of you.
You've planted a seed in my head. A seed that grew incredibly fast, but is now nothing but a weed that has rendered all other living plants useless and dead. You are an invasive species invading my every thought, every word, every action. You continue to spread even as I attempt to pluck you from the cracks in the concrete side walks.
I hate that you're gone, but I watered you for too long and lost my own essence with you.
- pj
- Author: pj (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: August 8th, 2023 02:37
- Comment from author about the poem: If you aren't compatible with someone, does that mean love isn't enough? Is compatibility a factor when it comes to determining how long love can last? (Then again why am I trying to determine how long love could last...)
- Category: Love
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