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I wish I was omnipresent Just like a god of many talents I have a fear of missing out Because you seem happier when I’m not around Insecurities builds an excess of possessiveness I feel like my absence equates to a worthless self And so, my grasp loosens And we dissipate into thin air I wish I was omnipresent Just like a god of many talents I have a fear of missing out Because you’re able to open up and I am not It’s my fault, I know I put all my eggs in one basket And I made you responsable Because you’re the one holding the nest But I couldn’t give you much so you went elsewhere, that’s fair But you developed bonds at such a rate And I feel threatened I wish I was omnipresent Just like a god of many talents I have a fear of missing out Because you’re able to say ‘I love you’ to strangers and I’m not This dichotomy is quite challenging Because I’m in a state where I want to see you grow And for your own sake, that could mean that you need to go I feel like my presence emphasizes the distance And that the concept of us was merely quixotic I wish I was omnipresent Just like a god of many talents I have a fear of missing out And I fear I’ve missed out too much for us to come back
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Jul 10, 2018
Jul 10, 2018 at 1:06 AM UTC
Like a God
I wish I was omnipresent Just like a god of many talents I have a fear of missing out Because you seem happier when I’m not around Insecurities builds an excess of possessiveness I feel like my absence equates to a worthless self And so, my grasp loosens And we dissipate into thin air I wish I was omnipresent Just like a god of many talents I have a fear of missing out Because you’re able to open up and I am not It’s my fault, I know I put all my eggs in one basket And I made you responsable Because you’re the one holding the nest But I couldn’t give you much so you went elsewhere, that’s fair But you developed bonds at such a rate And I feel threatened I wish I was omnipresent Just like a god of many talents I have a fear of missing out Because you’re able to say ‘I love you’ to strangers and I’m not This dichotomy is quite challenging Because I’m in a state where I want to see you grow And for your own sake, that could mean that you need to go I feel like my presence emphasizes the distance And that the concept of us was merely quixotic I wish I was omnipresent Just like a god of many talents I have a fear of missing out And I fear I’ve missed out too much for us to come back
I haven't uploaded in a while but I want to come back. Great news: I graduated, I have a new job & I have enough money to pay tuition. Bad news: I'm starting to lose one of my best friends of 7+ years and I have difficulty coping. I'll keep you updated. Much love, N.
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Jul 10, 2018
Jul 10, 2018 at 1:06 AM UTC
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