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Alyssa Rose Naimoli
Poems
Jun 2013
No more.
I'm not a painting,
you can't frame me.
I'm not a statue,
you cant leave me be.
Don't string me like a row of lights,
I'm not made for that.
Don't leave me like a half read book,
only reading me when you want me.
I'm not a bec and call,
and if you thought I'd be like that,
you never really knew me at all.
I shut the lights and locked the doors,
don't bother knocking, I'm not home.
And even if I am, I won't be naiive
enough to open up the door again.
I'm scared, and I'm fragile,
so I'll probably never get better.
I hope it resonates in you;
that you've ruined me forever.
I've built the walls that held me,
and helped me fall apart.
And even when I try and knock them down,
I'm only breaking my own heart.
It's something I'll have to live with.
It's like a rock in my shoe.
I can't shake it off,
and it'll always be there.
Written by
Alyssa Rose Naimoli
New York
(New York)
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