Don’t fall for a poet. She will build up walls. She will do anything to stop you From crawling into her heart And making a nest, Making yourself at home. She will barricade her mind. You will only be able to read the trickles That she so wisely chooses. Don’t fall for a poet because If she does decide to let you in She’ll be careful to lock the doors And sleep with a knife under her pillow Every night she will wake up in cold sweat And scribble down words that voice her regrets Don’t fall for a poet Because when you wreck the home You made in her heart And leave without a word She will build up walls of iron this time Don’t fall for a poet Because her words will haunt you Don’t fall for a poet Unless you want to be her muse Want to feel what it’s like To be eloquently, Verbally Abused