Disappearing Acts
I hold you in a box
and All of the images of the man you presented yourself to be
I was falling in love
Drifting so deep into the sea of unknowns
And I didn’t even care what lie at the bottom…
Because for the first time in a long time, I was just so happy to be loved
You can make empty wishes and pretend to fulfill broken promises
And then maybe the lies could fill the void
But it’s the absence that kills me
The silence that slowly drives me insane
I am bound only by the restriction of being a woman.
Otherwise I’d tear into your skin
The pain of my disappointment
The vengeance of my wrath
The dominion of my strength
And not even death would save you.
There are so many words that build the empty space
All of which have gone unsaid.
In seven days, you swept me off of my feet
But by the time the sun rose on day eight
My heart was already broken
And I could never understand,
“Why play by the script, if the story wouldn’t end as written?”
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