Words of a Girl Who Never Learned to Swim
By Miztaken4beauty
Pressed between the pages,
Of a book you've never read.
But
leaving is a dream,
desecrated and lost,
On a cold summer day,
where the flowers fell to nothing.
I want you like an overdose,
A drug induced dilemma.
Throw me through a notion,
Let the
wind have our words.
You had me by the heartstings,
But our time
was stolen,
swept away by a fading sunrise,
on a tidal wave of
thought,
and I'll never get it back,
because I couldn't learn
to swim,
nor could I earn your devotion.
So I lost you to the
ocean.
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Copyright 2010 Miztaken4beauty
Published on Sunday, May 9, 2010.
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On Friday, December 30, 2016, sIo
(898) wrote:
Hurricane of how could yous... and if I had....rocky rhythm but with a pattern to land you on the right stone at the endZ
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On Sunday, May 9, 2010, Phalanx
(628) wrote:
I thought for a time that such words were dead. I find few who are worth their weight in prose and I can surely say you hit a ton. So gorgiousley inked. This goes on the list.
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On Monday, May 10, 2010, Miztaken4beauty
(176) wrote:
Thank you.