Talking to Courage

Talking to Courage

A Poem by Shaibelle
"

Courage and I go out to a cafe and have a little chat.

"

Talking to Courage

-Geneva Willis-


So.


They Tell me you're courage.


The absence of fear, but complete with fear inside-

they say you just ignore it and do whatever.


You remind me of wolves and heroes-

do you know any heroes?


Are you a hero?


What do you think- you don't seem to talk much.


Quiet- the ability to hold the tongue-

that must be courage.


The need to save the downtrodden- you've got that desire somewhere

don't you?


Do you love her-

that girl you're watching?


You never speak to her, you just observe.


That silly smile all over your face.


We call you courage, but what are you really?


I think I knew you once-

now I'm not sure we even pass on the street anymore.


I miss your company when the lights go out-

I cry about it sometimes too.


I think I've lost you.

© 2011 Shaibelle


Author's Note

Shaibelle
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Interesting nevertheless. I like the topic you picked and the way you choose your words. The last three lines are maybe my favourite, strong and memorable.

Posted 14 Years Ago


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Shaibelle
Shaibelle

Chelsea, MI



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