Magnitude Solitude
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In my magnitude solitude
Within my loud silence is a rumination the past,
The worst happened so fast
You went, I stayed, still fresh
This a hurt for the heart and flesh
In my magnitude solitude you become unforgettable
I dream awake and sleep walking, Bridges do collapse
Relationships too do now I know
Too hard to dwell in my silence, how I miss your presence
In my silence, all I hear is your presence
All I want, that which I yearn for.
I see how you ate and how you bathed
How you dressed and how you made up
How you slept and how you woke up.
Remind me how we spent, how you lived
What you had and that you lacked
Remember when you packed, what you left with
How easy to forget the fuel you used to cook
How easy to forget that you got food
How hard to remember the whole mood
All the good,But you are rude
You changed your hood
You started going nude
Got the likes while I checked ‘mics’
Now eat the likes with the psych you went with
Expose your body and call yourself a *****
Sounds cool to be the bad girl
Enjoy life, Eat with a big spoon Girl it is your time
You are free, fly, don’t shy, freedom at last
Erase the past,
Pretend like you never met me
Delete me
Trash Me
Replace Me
Clear Me.
Take me out of your system
Curve yourself for the world
Then change me into a stalker
Be the boss, get to the highest degree
This is life and it is free, we are free, you are free
Free yourself
Melt all my chains to the ground
Break all my bonds
But It is still me
And only you I see.
Copyright © Griffins Ndhine | Year Posted 2017
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