“La Petite Mort”
A amazing poem by a talented writer. Please read and enjoy.
Not a trace of you did I keep
Not a scrap to throw to the wind
Not a photograph, nor a letter
The flood has taken everything
Stains are all that’s left now
Just dirt-rings and dry-rot
The mess you’ve left behind
Fading over time
Your friends, they came and went
…mostly, they went
Weary of your echo-chamber acoustics
Your endless drone of self-indulgence and pride
Mixed with a pinch of self-loathing and depreciation
But never a single regret
No, not you
Even your shortcomings are planned and calculated
You’ve become so accustomed to failure, you can no longer count your own losses
And now my love for you is torn
And the heart around it no less worn
Did I need to split a vein to prove that I too bleed red?
If red be your color, I would’ve endlessly bled for you
Will I ever be a whole…
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Wow! A beautiful poem.
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I agree. A amazing writer.
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