"For we, which now behold these present days, have eyes to wonder, but lack tongues to praise"
-William Shakespeare
-William Shakespeare
Thursday, September 20, 2012
Notice
It’s a matter of picking your poison,
To have given love is one thing;
Receiving it, another.
I suffer for a love held far-off.
I peer over just to find you mingling
With another,
Which says a lot
About missing,
Missing a person.
I can go on and on, thinking
If I even cross your mind.
My love is a passing cloud,
My heart hangs on nothing.
I really don’t know
If you’re keeping me
Or keeping me away.
My hands: distant,
More distant than before.
So this is what it’s like
To be an island.
I send out smoke signals to you,
And failing at it.
But with your closed-eyes, even,
I keep falling for you,
And I hate it.
So, if I’m gone, truly gone,
Could my distance be enough
To make a closed heart grow fonder,
I wonder. I wonder if you’ll miss me,
Just as I miss you, crazily.
I am happy for the coins
Getting picked up on the streets;
Happy, for a small pup;
Happy,
For the drowning man.
I wonder, if I’ll find someone,
Who will truly notice me.
© 2011 J.S.P.
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