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I wish I could formulate- into poems and stories, fiction and film the way your eyes show the innocence of love and the vulnerability of trust. I lost myself when I found you- in the most extreme way I found double entendre's inside your tone of voice and sibilance in your silence. But it was never your intent it was and has always been my greatest downfall putting more into others than I will ever get back in return. Slowly, I am crawling back to the skin I used to find comfort in and the smile I used to hide behind. You brought me out from underneath the mask I had spent years painting beneath my eyelids and above my cheekbones. The scars from my old skin have faded, but the wounds from my mind are still present. It may take some time but I will form a new exterior and it will no longer be just a mask I will run far from the person that didn't quite love herself and I will run into your arms no more self harm.
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Mar 27, 2014
Mar 27, 2014 at 12:54 PM UTC
the skin I was hiding in.
I wish I could formulate- into poems and stories, fiction and film the way your eyes show the innocence of love and the vulnerability of trust. I lost myself when I found you- in the most extreme way I found double entendre's inside your tone of voice and sibilance in your silence. But it was never your intent it was and has always been my greatest downfall putting more into others than I will ever get back in return. Slowly, I am crawling back to the skin I used to find comfort in and the smile I used to hide behind. You brought me out from underneath the mask I had spent years painting beneath my eyelids and above my cheekbones. The scars from my old skin have faded, but the wounds from my mind are still present. It may take some time but I will form a new exterior and it will no longer be just a mask I will run far from the person that didn't quite love herself and I will run into your arms no more self harm.
amanda-stoddard
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Mar 27, 2014
Mar 27, 2014 at 12:54 PM UTC
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