Welcome! ( Poets: 6542 - Poems: 37,966 ) Poems By Author
Discomposure
06/27/2003 @ 4:42am
By:
thelonelypoet316

Here I am, and its Friday night.
I can’t see a lot, though there is much light.
And I know where you are, where you’ll always be.
And you always wish you were with me.
And if I remember to rest within the drone,
I’ll lose myself and I won’t feel so alone.

I think I’ve spoiled myself for good.
It took only a few days, and I knew it would.
And now that we’re back to real life,
I feel that I should already be your wife.
And all in one breath, you can pretend you do not hear me,
And only if you hadn’t left, I wouldn’t miss you so dearly.
And if I had a chance to make things ok,
I’ll never sleep again, for it’s the dawn of a never ending day.

Haven’t slept yet, and its Saturday morning,
I’m beginning to lose my mind, although it doesn’t seem that boring.
You can play your pretty little box, and you’ll strum my bloody
heartstrings,
I found my vocal chords in the attic, and now I’m here to sing.
Saturday afternoon has arrived, and you finally decide to call,
And maybe you never left, hadn’t forgotten me after all,
And somewhere in the chords of where you’re playing with my heart.
You can blast out a minor arpeggio, and I’d still be in the dark....

 
Copyright © thelonelypoet316, All Rights Reserved


» View more Poems by thelonelypoet316
» View more Depression Poems



 All Poems
 
 Anger
 
 Animals
 
 Contemplations
 
 Death
 
 Depression
 
 Dreams
 
 Fear
 
 Fractured Love
 
 Friendship
 
 Hate
 
 Holidays
 
 Humor
 
 Introspection
 
 Life
 
 Love
 
 Nature
 
 Other
 
 Political
 
 Religion
 
 Sex
 
 Time
 
 War
 
 Work

© PoeticTimes, a part of the MindViz Social Networklink us   privacy   terms