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Amanda Kay Burke
Poems
Feb 2020
I Only Need One Reason To Stay
A thousand reasons I should go
I should leave you behind
Know it's unhealthy
The way
I am unable to get you out of my mind
Believe when I tell you
In moments I could disappear
Wouldn't see me anymore
If so but I'd still be near
We are soulmates I am positive
Am drawn to your energy
Love is what we share
Friends is what we'll always be
Regardless of what happens between us
Always want to be part of your life
Are meant to be together somehow
Even if not as husband and wife
We will be there for each other
As lovers or best friends
Til the entire universe implodes
Time itself meets it's end
You will always have a place in my bed
As well as a place in my heart
You'll always be my first choice
Even if you decide to depart
The cruel reality of life and love
Is sometimes it doesn't work
It is tragic but if you care too much
Often you'll end up getting hurt
Something creates chasms between us
Drugs
Family
Or maybe thoughts
So tired of getting my heart broken
Just attempting to connect the dots
Consumed by dumb insecurity
Troubling my true perception
Causing me to worry about
You
Your possible deception
My fear drives a wedge between
As a result I only accuse
Both want to wipe slates clean
Tried but what is the use?
To keep living like this is madness
Punishing our hearts with pain
Friends warn me to be careful
All think I'm insane
Some might label me stupid
Foolish and naive
Just because I tolerate your *******
Does not mean that I believe
Different excuse each time you call
Letting me know you've let me down
You disappoint me over and over
Love is the reason I stay around
If you've been in love you get it
#love
#relationship
#life
#need
#reason
#stay
#different
#excuse
#time
#call
Written by
Amanda Kay Burke
29/F/Alaska
(29/F/Alaska)
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