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The Taste of Honey - Indifference

my eyes were never ready for a fleeting sunset

that shone into them with splendour and magic

then drifted away into a far horizon

leaving me with my sombre reflection

the water looked so dark, inky and bleak

and my hands after that were drenched in black ink

i had slammed the pen so hard on this cursed journal

i thought that maybe, everything in my head would collapse with it

 

you were pretty but it never stopped at that

my name may have tasted like honey but you got sick of it

you got sick of me

you had a way with words that left me weak

all the strength i had culminated through the years stood no chance

like porcelain with intricate designs, fragile, timeless

 

now who will accompany me in the night

to plant our memories in stars on the sky?

or did you find another one to remind you of the taste of honey

the taste of love

the taste of promise

 

leave me now with the reality of frowns and uncertainty

leave me with the dark inky waters of a night once spent accompanied

one day i will lay your indifference to rest

but for now

let me throw it out to the horizon, to the sky, to the earth

so it can swallow it to nothingness.

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Written by
betweenthelines
Published
Feb 5, 2015
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#love#heartbreak#you#indifference
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