Burning Bridges

Burning Bridges

A Poem by parker

A pocket of matches, 
a billow of smoke, 
you knew this was how it would end. 

I'm guilty of arson, 
you're guilty of trust, 
some flaws are just too hard to mend. 

A pocket of matches, 
and bridges ablaze, 
you're left on the opposite bank. 

I'm guilty of leaving, 
you're guilty of needing, 
so let guilty hearts be frank. 

A pocket of matches, 
a pile of ashes, 
a weight lifted off of my chest. 

I'm guilty of fighting, 
you're guilty of trying, 
well-meaning bridges burn best.

© 2016 parker


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Added on July 26, 2016
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