I Hear You
I hear you,
And I fear you,
Are losing the little left you have of that,
Mind,
There’s no way to rewind,
Damages that shocked us like electrical surges,
Have suppressed the urges-
To stick around,
I know now you’re feeling down,
But don’t let yourself drown,
In a mind coated red,
I wanted you in my bed,
But I have no breaths left,
To deal with what’s left,
Two busted beating hearts-
Slowly drift apart,
I start-
Each day thinking of you,
Wondering what’s true,
Like a bottle of 100 proof,
I fought tooth and tooth,
For what we embraced so real,
It broke the seal,
Of every emotion each of us ever had from anyone-
Before,
Now I feel sore,
I’m dragged run weary of the madness in the night,
I haven’t slept a solid one in months and I might-
Lose mine if I have to spend,
One second,
Still in your prescence,
I may regret this,
Because the days that weren’t crazed,
I was always amazed,
At the love you bore,
Only for I,
I could have tried-
To free myself long ago,
But I’ve lost all control,
Of the good amongst the bad,
All that we had,
It’s drifting to dust,
Turning to rust,
I must,
Be free.
Copyright © Melissa Ross | Year Posted 2011
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