Stalemate Bandits
By Moonflower
I wish that I could reach you,
seep into some hidden pocket
of the mind
and really know what you are thinking
That delicate
silence, smooth lips sealed
in permanence
I can't feel the warmth
of a smile,
the tenderness of your skin against my own
Where
have you been these days
of molten sorrow and fleeting
aggravations
Deciding not to brave the storm,
to face these trials and
tribulations
without my presence close beside you
A heart
of lead and steel will get you
far in this world
but I'm not
sure if that is what
you're looking for
Maybe just a clean
pair of blue jeans,
a few crumpled parchments, a pen behind your ear,
safe in the pocket that envelopes
your electric current mind
I always hoped to hold your simplicity,
your stubborn emptiness
within
my vicinities
We're losing touch, letting that
ever folding
branch snap beneath the force of the wind,
if
you find this world too frigid and uncomfortable
by then...
maybe
you will turn around and remember
that I was standing behind
you
whenyou walked away, with
Folded arms and a shuddering
wing span
If I asked you to stay for one more night
would
you tell me no, again?
It isn't time to let go, but I think
you already have
Comments on "Stalemate Bandits"
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A former member wrote:
lovely work miss in all its longing and loneliness. the picture you paint is heart wrenching, i hate unhappy ending but life seems to be full of them