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LaFayette
Poems
Sep 2020
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She started this fire a night over drinks setting the kindling alight
We became a secret that night I’m not sure I ever want to share
Something about the brazen mystery of longing eye contact
Or the smiles we pretend are for others when we both know better
She can make distances of miles seem like feet and my feet like miles
She makes me feel transparent with the deep green of her eyes
An equal who can bring me to my knees and make me grateful to be there
And who knows I see her even when she’s trying to hide from my sight
Draped across the scene of my heartbreak and make it a masterpiece
She keeps robbing of my sleep with searing late-night conversations
Or when she stays, and I can’t stand to sleep through those moments
She will try to hide in the morning even though I’ve never seen such beauty
And I move through this life searching for painkillers with different names
To try and pretend I’m pending when I’ve never been more certain
She worries she can’t give me what I need when she’s all I ever wanted
Disease of the body or mind can’t dim the light or the heat between us
I know what she wanted me to say last night with her soul open
But the coward in me never wants to feel an island in a tempest
My head will never understand what my heart keeps telling me
Because I’m desperate for her to know I need her now and I want more
Future or past tense, I don’t want the present to ever stop
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LaFayette
39/M/Virginia
(39/M/Virginia)
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