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Jefferey Aaron Wade Williams
Poems
Jun 2013
risks
I’ve gotten myself deep in this one, haven’t I
I jumped head first into a hole, hoping there was refreshing water at the bottom
and you there, calling me in
a warm oasis to congratulate our risk
only to find
a broken neck
that is to say,
my bones are cracked
my heart is raw
there’s nothing left
i'm flattened on the floor
and now i’ve become somewhat of an observer of my own demise
I say this because I was the cause
I was the reason this all happened
the trigger
the bullet
and the gun
and you were,
the target
the victim
the one
at least, I thought you were
who’s to say anymore
not I
I mean, the whole reason i’m in this hole
is because i’m guilty
the reason why I wait
is because i’m guilty
i took a shot
you took the fall
I came after you
risked it all
but i should have known after the first time because,
you got up again,
and you limped away,
now i’m laying here
wondering why I didn’t do the same
Written by
Jefferey Aaron Wade Williams
Edmonton
(Edmonton)
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