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Kayla Kiley Nov 2014
hesitance to accept my ever growing crush for a certain soul matured into a welcoming pain.
oh god, did I love her. she was the sun, loved by all, whom warmed beings that were once accumulated with glacial hearts. her laugh thawed my dispirit, her presence shaded light to a once overcast sight. it was forbidden to pursue her, the world said. yet, I clung to each touch of her lips which illustrated romance all over my skin. my heart stops beating when she leaves and continues the rhythm of a soft hymn the moment her body is pressed against mine again. tonight, i am missing her like a chopped thumb, a missing petal to a white rose, a winter without snow. a fresh heartbreak is on the way, I'm aware your love is intangible. For ****'s sake, in the meantime, kiss my skin...
Kayla Kiley Sep 2014
The clouds wrapped the sky into a gray earth. Pounds of my heartbeats scattered, matching the rhythm of the thunder. "Protective" laced your being. I drowned in what was once a puddle of your affection. As the rolling thunder spoke, your soothing caress spoke louder. I was content. He was special. A man who was masked by masculinity. I saw through his frame. Yet he joked and told tales, he yearned to feel a certain touch.
    
     It was early in the afternoon one day in a house my father could not afford. My father buckles me in my car seat. Irritated, as any other toddler, I kicked and screamed. I had a constant desire to know where my mother was. Unaware, I was on a new journey without her. Settling in the curiosity, I fell asleep in my car seat. I dreamt a sweet dream of being back home with my parents.
   At my age, I am now aware that my mother had left me. My father had dropped me off at my grandparents. They became my guardians, and I loved them. Restless nights haunted my toddler soul and bones. I cried myself to sleep in my grandfather's arms, rocking in a rocking chair. I dreamt a sweet dream of being back home with my parents.

     He was around the age of thirteen. Embezzled in basketball and video games, he was happy. The parents divorced years prior. Yet, his mother and father occupied him with gifts and gave attention.
   It was a weekend in the month of February, his birthday weekend. He was due to visit with his father. He was disappointed to acknowledge his father's car to never show up. His mother smiled, sadly. "He will come next weekend, sweetheart." Next weekend turned into the next month. The next month turned into the next year. The next year turned into five years, where he had finally returned..

     We swallowed abandonment to have never been digested. I twirled in the absence of my mother's departure. He caught the hurt by the neck and turned it inwards.
  He understood my grief, I understood his resentment. The mutual pain outlined the shape of us.  He nurtures my softly vacant heart, while I paint him pictures of new perspectives.
Kayla Kiley Sep 2014
My intuition spoke.
Separation was my vision.
I saw what is today, your departure.
I always knew the happy would not prolong.
It vibrated through the cracks of starvation from affection.
I tugged your leg as a child,
you tugged my heart a new beat.
I live in your silence.
How could you have done such a thing as to depart from me?
Kayla Kiley Sep 2014
Love is not to be a confirmed code. Lust may embody what you think as love.
Neither is it to be defined.
Love is found in chemistry.
Maybe it's just the way his muscles undergo the act of holding not only her body, but her soul.
Or maybe, a man falls for a woman by simply her lips curled into a smile.
Our brains go wild, and we know when we know.
Kayla Kiley Apr 2014
I want to possess a caress.
The nocturnal itch of *******
is tempting me to become insane.
Imagery of ligaments locked
is the focus of my brain.
May my sorrow only be gone
if I swing and dip into his hips?
No, it must not be so-
Men burnt these eyes of mine
with ugly cries.
I won't let you get your way tonight.

K.K.
Kayla Kiley Feb 2014
You have proceeded
You took everything from me
My sanity, hope, and happiness
You took my lungs
and I did not notice
because I was still infatuated
with loosing you
than loosing an ***** to help me breathe

K.K.
Kayla Kiley Jan 2014
If I put a gun to my head,
Would you flinch?

If I laid dead in a hospital bed,
Would you cringe?

If I did what you did to me,
Would you finally see?

Your self-hatred is your reality.
I lay in a sea of what we could be.
You're not here anymore
And you won't return. I know for sure.
You shut your car door
We kissed on the lips (For the last time)
and now I'm equipped
With your abandonment
and your car's leaked oil on the pavement.

Don't make me feel worse.
I already know you're gone.
My love for you was a curse.

But, if I shot myself in the head
Or
Laid dead in a hospital bed
Would that make you love me more?

K.K.
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