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LaFayette
Poems
Sep 2020
Last Words
Here we are so deep in something we didn’t mean to
Two wounded souls with ghosts in an unfamiliar town
You slowly opened your gates to reveal yourself to me
The time with you was no longer nearly enough to satisfy
I was a fool pretending to be a poet slinging passion
Daring the flames to quench this growing enthusiasm
You were a skeptic looking a reason to explain this away
And found out our contours fit together like a puzzle
I, riddled with clichés and begging to be taken seriously
Finding an Eshton twin while trying to just start over
You dared me not to see a woman begging to be written for
Your half phrases, your intense stares, and confident walk
I found a muse and saw much more than you bargained for
A weird woman who intrigued me with every little nuance
You believed no subject too taboo to tackle together
Multiple choice exams never were as easy as yours
I realized my defenses had been stolen from under me
The siege general suddenly realizing he is besieged
You were a treasure both all mine and not at all
Though I am a man who tilts at windmills on a calm day
I’m drained trying to put a beautiful secret into verse
I’d rather focus on holding you in the glow of the fire
You reset me in ways I never could imagine or believe
And now I can’t imagine becoming who I was before
I realize you will still have you’re your insecurities
But you are more than enough even at your worst
These are the last words and hope they are all you need
Know now that I am yours, all yours, and only yours
Written by
LaFayette
39/M/Virginia
(39/M/Virginia)
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