if I am yours and you are mine
how do we find our dividing line
is there one to be found
maybe together we'll tip toe around
and I want to know each fact
yet there's nothing that's exsact
so I say
baby
you make me crazy you make it right
you make it worth coming back after a fight
all you give you will receive
i promise you I'll never leave
if I look really closely
i can find you mostly
i can see it all clearly
its fliped around
every wall I put up you broke down
my smile starts with a grin
your laughter makes my head spin
in life I feel so invisible so small
tears and insecurities you erase them all
so i say
baby
you make me crazy
you make it right
you make it worth coming back after a fight
all you give u will receive
i promise u I'll never leave
---written in June 2013---
~LML~
- Author: LML (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: May 2nd, 2017 21:58
- Comment from author about the poem: The beginning of abusvive relationships are so different than the rest of it. But it's hard to forget the loved shared. And it's hard to let go. Even if your life is threatened and you think they are going to kill you this time. There are still confusing feelings after the abuser is gone. Self blame, wishing it'd Change rememberering the moments of love between your moments of fear. And the hardest part Is excepting its not your fault, it is theirs and you have to relearn your worth more than living in fear. You have to remember the cops taking them away was a blessing not a curse. You have the right to be safe and you have to break promises like "I'll never leave"
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Comments1
Thank you for sharing this poem. Your comment on your poem was very moving. And yes, there are deal breakers in every promise. Be safe, be happy!
Thank u that means a lot. He's in jail and we're going to trial. I'm scared. So thank you so much
It sounds scary. A lawyer can help quite a bit in these situations. It can be set up so that all communications and contact goes through your lawyer. Best of luck to you.
Thank u💖💖💖💖
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