Pushing away the loving Void.......
Allow me to pushPush your world away
To dimensions of aggrieving fade, put away, from my mind
allow me to break this chain, my heart thus bonded to your domain
Insane, that I still write about our plane
we once shared, now stained by our fallen reign.
As the falling rain signifies the pain
this visual I know so well maintains
its temperamental sameness within my loneliness
how can you contain all the shame you know of?
Quaint, run away to your path's subconscious
lost in strengthened bounds when you loss my touch
upon your lips to hush your worries, so much
in the reticent chamber that harbored our love.
Allow me to push, your world away
allow me the charming nature, I displayed
allow me the ability, to covet and pray
allow me the absence...of you in my world, one day.
One day to suffice in giving my all
sufficed to help you breathe in your pause...remorse
I walked the tight rope, understanding your flaws
only to be left alone with no audience.
The importance of seeing it though for I never felt anything such as you
such rue in dualities that I brew
this poem, the words, you knew that I loved you.
So weak and powerless in defeat
but the source of my energy is stored away incomplete
in your mind I hope I live for eternity
you're mine to cast to the depths of nothing
only to find yourself, taunted...wanting
yet can't escape the void of your world so haunting.
Those thirteen lines are a relic in pushing
forth, away from you and the love I am missing
blisters in remission as my lead grows dull
this pencil's memories so tragically full.
To rest upon the mantle, alone, without aid
it shall never admit again to the page
as the spider webs cover and drip blood in rage
for the taste of the fly, who was caught one day
twisted in full, what a lovely display
the chaos that beauty brings, what a web you made.....
Allow me to push, your world away
allow me the charming nature, once displayed
allow me the ability, to covet and pray
allow me the absence....of you in my world, one day......
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