Touch me if you know.
Walk with me
Hand-in-hand down this
Painful, crooked path
Of denial and deception that we pace,
Always paving.
This is my solemn vow
To you, my darling:
I will break free.
Cruel expectations, my only limit,
Not enough sand
To understand why.
She said, “Come on, we won’t
need our bodies anymore.”
I want to grasp her thorny outstretched arm
With the hope for a rose,
But the blood begins to flow and
I must let go.
May 2, 2012
May 2, 2012 at 8:58 AM UTC
Touch me if you know.
Walk with me
Hand-in-hand down this
Painful, crooked path
Of denial and deception that we pace,
Always paving.
This is my solemn vow
To you, my darling:
I will break free.
Cruel expectations, my only limit,
Not enough sand
To understand why.
She said, “Come on, we won’t
need our bodies anymore.”
I want to grasp her thorny outstretched arm
With the hope for a rose,
But the blood begins to flow and
I must let go.
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