Giant vs. Fae: a tragedy.
By Malice In Wonderland
I swore you wouldn't be this
We
Wouldn't be this
.
.
I wouldn't get used to the sound of your
laugh-/
Miss the feel of your hands
on my face
You weren't supposed to make me love you
weren't supposed to
Be the steel in my spine
Or the hands around my heart
Then again,
you weren't supposed to crush it
either
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Copyright 2016 Rain In The Willows
Published on Saturday, November 12, 2016.
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Author's Note:
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On Monday, November 14, 2016, Lab Rat
(124) wrote:
the rise and fall... the memory, that damn nostalgia and the soothe of time.... eh this is a dance we all seem to find the steps to, the words here make a good melody to it, bout time you climbed back in this saddle
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A former member wrote:
the last two stanza were so powerful...loved this!
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On Saturday, November 12, 2016, Anna McCarra
(357) wrote:
Often it's the simplest words that carry the most weight, meaning, and feeling. This isn't just a poem, it's a poultice that draws out the emotions.
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On Saturday, November 12, 2016, Lux
(280) wrote:
I don't want to feel this, but I have to feel this. Thank you for these words, they are a reminder and a gift.