Hello Poetry
Submit your work and get some sparkles! Create free account
I am not the ladder with the creaking rungs upon which your dusty feet may find stability, nor am I the svelte key to dissipate any and all resistance to your god-given right to happiness, nor can I entice you successfully from all the obstacles you have constructed precisely for someone to lead you through. And in all of this you are mistaking my momentary passing for a longing glance in your direction. Like the bile in my throat, all the Valentine's hearts and roses on anniversaries that have been force-fed to you from an early age ring out as you call y name, your voice cloaked in what you thought was love. and I hear only the clang of my heels upon the pavement.
0
Jun 26, 2013
Jun 26, 2013 at 11:16 PM UTC
View Me As You Will
I am not the ladder with the creaking rungs upon which your dusty feet may find stability, nor am I the svelte key to dissipate any and all resistance to your god-given right to happiness, nor can I entice you successfully from all the obstacles you have constructed precisely for someone to lead you through. And in all of this you are mistaking my momentary passing for a longing glance in your direction. Like the bile in my throat, all the Valentine's hearts and roses on anniversaries that have been force-fed to you from an early age ring out as you call y name, your voice cloaked in what you thought was love. and I hear only the clang of my heels upon the pavement.
emmaline-e
Written by
Jun 26, 2013
Jun 26, 2013 at 11:16 PM UTC
Request permission to use this poem