Submit your work, meet writers and drop the ads. Become a member
Jun 2015
You're just a ghost, you're words are a ghost.
If I find you, you'll be a ghost.
Sitting on the curb in the suburbs of Iowa,
A ghost,
They'll toss trash past your head to the can,
But I'll know all the secrets they bled from your,
Hands,
I'll never hold them again,
I'll read through old messages,
And wonder why it had to be you,
If you're looking over my shoulder with your ghost eyes, know I never stopped loving you.
I knew how to love, before you came along. I had been in love, for years. And my heart still stung. But you took away the universes of pain, and gave me verses full of love and kindness.
Madeysin
Written by
Madeysin  Pa
(Pa)   
Please log in to view and add comments on poems