Sharin' Ain'T Carin'

Oh, how I long to be with you.
Your absence annoys my preferred position.
To greet your face and morning's sunlight  would 
be the perfect composition
Of a love song I could listen to daily
Without any interruption, unless of course,
It is you.
 
You knock on my door when convenience finds your concern. 
You both ring my bell and cross to and fro about my threshold.
A decision should be served at my table, 
Along with loyal dishes of commitment and honesty.
I realize I've set a table for two, yet three are seated.
You consume solely, enjoying every bite.
She and I share a plate.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2012

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Wellington Avatar
September 13, 2012 at 11:25 PM
Selfish uncaring and crude. That's how I see it. Stand for what you believe in girl. Hold strong. Joy Wells
Banks Avatar
September 13, 2012 at 11:27 PM
Some things aren't meant to be shared!! lol :-)
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