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mjad Dec 2017
Cracked kitchen tiles
Send chills down my back
Is this too sinful of an act?

His toned body against my own
warms my anxious bare chest
Will this prove too hard of a test?

As if they know every inch,
his fingertips began to trace my spine
But I am not his and he is not mine

My eyes meet his in the dim light
My hands decide to messy his hair
Our mouths indulge; we no longer care.
Bread of
hearth that
wreathe my
wire bare
the byway
that always
wits our
touchstone here
and paint
her screen
that market
dream with
nature while
fantasia is
always rapture
again while
wholly political
Carolina Dec 2017
He's done after so little shared,
and now she knows that he never cared.

After days of crying she has realized
it was a game she lost and she now pays the price.

All that we could have been but never will be.
She whispers as she remembers the latest nice memory.

His perfume, his electric guitar, his cigarette smell;
the perfect combination that got her under a spell.

The worn out black leather jacket soft to the touch,
she wishes to hug, to keep it forever, a craving clutch.

Without explanation he suddenly disappeared
leaving her alone, all she, from the beginning, feared.

I will never love, I will never trust.
I will be careful even when it's just lust.

Will it get better? She doesn't know.
She will never admit that it felt like true love.

Unworthy person, a player, a bane.
But it will pass and she will try again.
MollyValentine Dec 2017
After
I found her in our house
I burnt it to the ground
one million times over.

That place
built for you
with mine own cells.
Created
with lavender walls
and rose petal front doors,
and you
hiding her among the weeds.

Constructing a home
out of paper airplanes
and coloured ties.
My heaven,
and yours,
frolic in the garden.

When I found her in our home,
our home became a house.
Her body
more than this mattress fills.
Her perfume
swells the vents.
This house
comes alive with her
prowess.
And I hate it here.

When
I found her in my house
all Hell
erected beneath me.
oh,
the futility
trying to **** someone
who is already dead to you.
-Dead husband, beautiful mistress.
-M.C.
l love
you now
as yer
turn table
extol in
excess for
sea with
a kick
that the
new wave
let her
ride here
but a
train in
Tokyo spit
her under
toe awhile.
Unknown Cat Nov 2017
Ding!
I check my phone and read your message.
Voop! Ding! Voop! Voop!
Notifications. Messages. Pixels.
Love affairs reduced to texts.
Reduced to 1’s and 0’s.
Reduced to almost Nothing Real.
No expressions, just emojis.
No touches, just "I wish I could"
No eye contact, just imagine it.
Assume every trace of me that you don't see.
Just, please, fill in the gaps.
Fill in everything you don't know
With everything you wish I was.
I'll grow your ego, and you'll grow mine.
Better than a dream, you said.
But probably as real.
Kyler Williams Nov 2017
Being alone doesn't feel the same
You're on my mind and whose to blame?
I want to yell I want to cry
I want to love you i want to die
you're in my dreams all the time
I wish I could make you mine
what do I do where do I go?
I want to run I can't let you know
I'm tethered to you I feel the thread
The thoughts of you race in my head
I know that I didn't want to stay
but I dig my grave deeper everyday
I wanted you to know I cared
I felt too much and now i'm scared
of losing you and losing friends
I don't want this to start or end
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