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Meagan Marie Sep 2012
It tears me to pieces-
knowing that you belong to her,
and not to me.
But how?
You told me you wanted more,
you told me you loved me,
you acted in a way that made everyone else
believe that the words you had said to me
were the truth.
Then maybe one day,
you will sing for me.
Maybe one day,
you will hold me close.
Maybe one day,
you will be mine.
But today is not that day.
It should be,
but that day is not today.
I can see it as if it had been planned:
You will have called me when I was too busy to pick up the phone,
and then waited for me to call you back.
You would have held my hand as we walked from class to class,
and I would have trusted you.
You would have gently kissed me,
and I would have kissed your soft lips back.
You would have let me fall asleep in the comfort of your arms,
and I would have breathed in sync with the rhythm of your heart
beating against your chest.
You would have sat there with me,
and I with you,
and there would be no need for anything
other than understanding of silence.
But none of this is for me right now.
This is all for her.
Because she gave you everything at the price
of being caught committing a crime,
and I,
I gave you everything at the cost of
my heart,
my mind,
and my soul.
I love you.
with every piece of my heart,
with every shred of my soul,
with every thought that passes through my mind,
and with every word that falls from the tip of my tongue,
I love you.
Meagan Marie Sep 2012
Watching, waiting
I know that you see me out of the crook of your eye.
The corner of your lips turns up into a faint smile.
It’s a game we play.
You look at me, and I see you watching,
and I smile.
when I turn my head,
even just so slightly,
you snap your eyes to something that
you pretend to be busy with,
and I look at the floor and bite my lip,
as if it would show me
those deep, brown eyes.
They pierce the soul,
I could never look straight into them and tell a lie.
I could get lost in them for hours,
in those sweet, brown eyes.
I look back up;
yes, the smile is still there
(and I doubt that you could chase it away)
and I wait,
cautiously,
for those beautiful, brown eyes.
They follow me
sometimes, not always,
but just enough to make me wonder
what they are thinking,
what thoughts are roaming around
behind those big, brown eyes.
I wish that I was looking into them,
and when those eyes meet my own,
I feel as if I am only an
insignificant person.
Yet somehow,
I know,
that even when I don’t see them,
those big, sweet, beautiful, deep brown eyes,
are at least thinking
of my own hazel eyes,
waiting for the words I’ve wanted to hear-
and perhaps
never will.
Meagan Marie Sep 2012
This one was different. Not the kind of different you hear about from Hollywood. Not the kind of different that’s only in fairytales, where the farm hand has a heart of gold and the duke wants to steal the maiden’s gold. No; not this time. This was a bad different. But one that felt…so good, so right, one that simply couldn’t be ignored. He may have been the cast to her broken heart, but I suppose we’ll never know.

The first one’s kiss tasted sweet. Sweet to match his chocolate eyes, sweet to match the music that he created, sweet to match the tenderness of his heart. But his sweets belonged to another, who turned and bloodied his back.

The third one’s kiss was nothing particular…almost bland to the taste. But his was warm and comforting and addictive to taste…he drew her in with lips like roses coated with the ashes of a smoked off drug. He kissed her once…then again…and again…and again…and again…he drew her in, he coaxed her and drew her close to him, letting his fingers gently pull her chin, her hands…and he left her when he had healed her and when he was breaking, and she returned to save him with his own poisin.

The second one’s kiss was the different one.
How so different was his.
It drew her in...or perhaps it was her broken heart...but her drew her in and she backed away into the sweet lies of his persistence. And she gave him her all, every last drop of loving, anguishing blood, and she left him without a clue, without a sign, without a hope...

And yet, his was different.
But that’s all that should rightfully be said.

— The End —