Submit your work, meet writers and drop the ads. Become a member
Oct 2018
I wish I could kiss the memory of you,
and travel back just once
to when I was naive enough
to hold you close
and feel my anxiety burn and frazzle out
in your arms;
when I was meek enough to nuzzle in
to your soft neck, your lying throat,
and whisper that I loved you
with warm breath I wasted
for two years,
or to finally remember
how unfit our bodies were
pressed together in the dark,
despite our cheery smiles
hidden in hot sheets,
because I want to kiss
something too good to be true
and pretend I don't know it.
Even if I could live in a memory of you, with the knowledge I have now, it'd be so unfit and clunky. You've corrupted the past and the present; what do you have to say for yourself?
CautiousRain
Written by
CautiousRain  26/F/USA
(26/F/USA)   
305
   Joyce and Fawn
Please log in to view and add comments on poems