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Lifeboat

I put you on a lifeboat and watched you sail safely through, As I drowned in the ice cold waters thinking about you. I've struggled and faught to keep my head afloat In hopes that you'll come back for me in your little lifeboat. We did our best to avoid the iceberg, or so I like to think But being the Titanic we were doomed, bound to sink.   And we broke so quickly, like it was out of the blue. Turns out love isn't a strong enough glue. So here I swim in the freezing sea of sorrow Hoping to find warmth in a better tomorrow. I can try to pretend, pretend that I'm not sinking, But all the while I can't stop myself from thinking. Thinking that if I can just stay afloat for a while You'll come sailing by in your little lifeboat with a smile. But you won't come, you've already reached dry land. So I struggle for my life, for anyone to lend their hand. I can only hope that hand comes before I freeze. Oh Lord, send me my own little lifeboat, please. 12/17/13
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JBMoore
24 / M
For You?
Written by
JBMoore
24 / M
Published
Jun 11, 2016
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#love#broken#lost#sacrifice#2013#deserted#rescue#lifeboat
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