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Jan 2016
My eyelids should feel like anchors
Ready to sink and aid my attempts to sleep
But they are more like open sails
Guiding me to thoughts I shouldn't keep

You don't need me to cause havoc
On the island you call home
It just gets so lonely out here
On the waves of life, alone

But you've nurtured your shelter
To where you have things figured out
My life never changes, but I insist
It's me who's caused that to come about

I'll make sure to stay in the reefs
Littered around your safe haven
And if my boat gets torn to smithereens
I promise I'll drown before I give in

Because you are my friend
Even if just under certain circumstances
So let's tell silly jokes to everyone
Until the wind pulls us apart by great distances
I hate this poem for lack of rhythm and whatnot, but it is a poem nonetheless. I think I might have feelings for a person I met at work, but she has so much stuff going on in her life that I feel like I would get in the way of her plans. But even if it meant losing my job, I give anything to make it a possibility. Anyways, thanks for reading.
Justin Douglas Banks
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Justin Douglas Banks  28/M/Montana
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