Hello Poetry
Submit your work and get some sparkles! Create free account
in loving you, every memory that i have of myself has dissolved into nothingness coffee in the morning is no longer sufficient why has my head become a globe that can barely balance on its tiny pedestals? in my solipsistic dreams somehow i can see your silhouette even in the solace of my slumber you still manage to penetrate my inner most and intimate thoughts like a shadow that strays from the light particles that amass and then leave again the daisy to my gatsby-esque ideals of romance and hope shaky visuals brought on by a familiar melody that conjures a memory that has given me stockholm syndrome you are the captor but i i am a willing victim if hannibal lecter could dine on his friends, you can have me as dessert and it wouldn't matter, for my life has till this moment, been devoid of the one thing everybody seeks love, in all its permutations and essence.
0
Apr 9, 2017
Apr 9, 2017 at 1:31 AM UTC
stockholm syndrome
in loving you, every memory that i have of myself has dissolved into nothingness coffee in the morning is no longer sufficient why has my head become a globe that can barely balance on its tiny pedestals? in my solipsistic dreams somehow i can see your silhouette even in the solace of my slumber you still manage to penetrate my inner most and intimate thoughts like a shadow that strays from the light particles that amass and then leave again the daisy to my gatsby-esque ideals of romance and hope shaky visuals brought on by a familiar melody that conjures a memory that has given me stockholm syndrome you are the captor but i i am a willing victim if hannibal lecter could dine on his friends, you can have me as dessert and it wouldn't matter, for my life has till this moment, been devoid of the one thing everybody seeks love, in all its permutations and essence.
wrote this after falling in love for the very first time and getting my heart broken because of it
adelaiderogers
Written by
Apr 9, 2017
Apr 9, 2017 at 1:31 AM UTC
Request permission to use this poem