He credibly tried to explain for her.
Gesturing out of context was not to be
He was no mere pizza delivery boy
Hopelessly unsocialized - that fool
Then, he received papers from his check.
There was an excuse for her available.
He valiantly strived for perfection
To do the right thing, to use his knowledge
The papers said words from trusted sources
Full of meaning and facts about her...
He sent her back,this,no enigma to him.
Closure, a relief, at last
He took her things to her
To be confused by those love-struck eyes
The passion of her sensual emotions.
He found himself unable to say goodbye.
I let him go
Saying goodbye
Is never easy
Like oblivion.
Leaving the door open without a proper farewell.
Even marriage
Only lasts
For one life
Life goes away.
Waking from the kiss of death again, I sigh.
Sleep falling
Waves of blood
Cracking earth
Electric patterns...
Everything looks like dust with closed eyes.
We never touch
Like fools do
Giving seed
To more death.
There is much to re-learn about this home.
Published by Angie Grey
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