The Ties That Blind
You were a tender thief
Who stole my self-belief
And managed with your love
To steadily rob me of
All my confidence.
Of course, in your defence,
You only did what you thought right,
Never thinking there just might,
Just could, just may
Be another way,
A way, just as valid,
To make a Cesar Salad
Or, when cuddle comes to crunch,
To pack our daughter’s lunch.
For it is these daily things,
These threads that turn to strings,
Then into ropes entwined
That become the ties that blind.
Copyright © Barry Freeman | Year Posted 2021
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