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Without You by Scarrzz
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Without You

~ Scarrzz ~


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While I sleep, my dreams carve out images


of an unwanted soul upon the insides of my eyelids.


You are still here


but you do not love me.


You never wanted me.


Razor blades carving the fascia from the insides of my ribcage would be kinder.


You made me think that I could have a chance


at love.


There is no moment when I can breathe.



You are lost to me,


and I am lost to myself.



You touched me.


You shared your dreams.


You shared your visions of the future.


You gazed into my eyes with what looked like unmistakable love.


I gave you what you asked for.


My mistake.


To believe


To hope


It was beyond my power to not fall in love with you.

This kind of love is everlasting

pain.


It has been five years. You are still in my dreams.


When I awaken it is with the awful shock of a continuing nightmare


As reality re-weaves it's sadistic hold upon my life.


There is no escape.


Was I weak in your eyes


Because I cried when you said never?


That was when I was introduced to this world


Without You.




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  • mankeyrawr On Tuesday, July 3, 2012, mankeyrawr (9) wrote:

    I love this poem and how it's not cliche. I find it difficult to write poems about a lost love without it sounding like it's already been done or that it's corny or melodramatic. I am very fond of the first line because that's what drew my attention to read the rest of the poem. Still, my favorite line is "Razor blades carving the fascia from the insides of my ribcage would be kinder." Another favorite is "There is no moment when I can breathe./ You are lost to me,/ and I am lost to myself." I think it's a superb write.

     

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