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Jan 2020
I am in that dream again, in the bathtub
Walking in an illusion of face you left unnoticed
U threw up cold and made silent love
The blurred body I touched left mist on my palms
I curled my figures nicely not to get loss of your scent
But it’s still a dream, which only comes at night
Comes with its plumes, I adorn it dearly
In the morning I found my heart stolen
And you are now dragging it through hell
Playing a game you never started, only if you knew;

I am burning a life, melting in an unattainable love
Your look comes and goes and leaves a portrait
I wish I had an easel, I would paint it_
Your figure is the ghost that haunts me
Your blond hair overlaps show your fatal attractiveness
My body is a living dead, with no heart to love
Walking in dark to watch over a girl I will never have
I’m still cursing the day I met you
And feel like plucking my eyes off, not to see you again
But your face will remain painted in my ways.
Written by
John Ben  21/M/Kenya
(21/M/Kenya)   
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