Fade

Fade

A Poem by Ben Taylor

This is my last chance
To share myself with you before
You become a used-to-be,
A could-have-been.
But you prefer to sleep late
And bite your tongue.

Forgetting is such a dilatory process --
It seems you would rather expedite your evanescence
Into memory.

I am blistered from my awkward grip
On this world,
And I must watch impotently
As you slip between my knuckles.

My eyes moisten in frustration,
While yours are aimed elsewhere.

© 2012 Ben Taylor


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"My eyes moisten in frustration,
While yours are aimed elsewhere."
Wonderful write - but those lines touched me - i know how it feels , how badly it hurts when you try to make everything right and the other person is not even interested.

Posted 13 Years Ago



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Added on December 26, 2012
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Ben Taylor
Ben Taylor

Columbia, MO



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