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I've a sinking friendship, Torpedoed by the ******** And listing. The first mate mutinied. Once a blood brother, Like no other; An intimate At an imminent end, An alter-ego More than a friend. I've been too patient, Veered off course With understanding. I'm quite sure This Pythias Would run and leave me Hanging. I'm on a cliff And won't hang on To a blade of trust, A fawning pawn. He had my back, I turn, He's gone. This partisan Must part A homeless homeboy, A dissembling fraud. No longer a mainstay, He's insecure, His equivocations Make lines blur, I don't believe Him anymore. He really needs a soul-mate, Classmate, playmate, But he's become a reprobate, Lying prostrate, Lying up straight. I'll drown my Boswell In my inkwell; No longer An advocate. The laughs have left, Yes, I'm bereft, But I'll catch the wind. My course is true. This friendship Can't be salvaged. It's scuttled, And I won't Sink with you.
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Sep 2, 2014
Sep 2, 2014 at 11:42 AM UTC
This Friendship Has Sunk
I've a sinking friendship, Torpedoed by the ******** And listing. The first mate mutinied. Once a blood brother, Like no other; An intimate At an imminent end, An alter-ego More than a friend. I've been too patient, Veered off course With understanding. I'm quite sure This Pythias Would run and leave me Hanging. I'm on a cliff And won't hang on To a blade of trust, A fawning pawn. He had my back, I turn, He's gone. This partisan Must part A homeless homeboy, A dissembling fraud. No longer a mainstay, He's insecure, His equivocations Make lines blur, I don't believe Him anymore. He really needs a soul-mate, Classmate, playmate, But he's become a reprobate, Lying prostrate, Lying up straight. I'll drown my Boswell In my inkwell; No longer An advocate. The laughs have left, Yes, I'm bereft, But I'll catch the wind. My course is true. This friendship Can't be salvaged. It's scuttled, And I won't Sink with you.
francie-lynch
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Sep 2, 2014
Sep 2, 2014 at 11:42 AM UTC
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