It's said that 'home is where the heart Is
But-
Mine is stiff in my chest
You-
Say I bring you balance
Yet-
You keep me in a limbo.
You're never here.
Nor there.
Where are You?
We play tug-of-war
I-
Try to pull you back
But-
You've tied your end to a tree
With roots so deep,
My small hands can't compete.
Yet-
I hold too tight
I have rope burns on my hands
I-
Tend to the wounds
But-
My aloe leaves are running dry
And-
You never let up.
You're like a beach full of shells,
The thought of you is so pretty
But you make the bottoms of my feet
So bloody.
I tip-toe to the shallows
I hope
To be
Washed away when high tide comes.
- Author: Silk (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: July 21st, 2017 00:49
- Category: Forgiveness
- Views: 46
Comments1
I do like your poem, Silk. Not only because it is well written, but also because it could have been written here in Hawaii. I grow Aloe Vera in my garden, and the beaches and tides are not far away. Don't want to be washed out though! 🙂
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