She Disturbs Me

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    She Disturbs Me



    She disturbs my train of thought

    Reaches into the corners of my mind

    And pulls things out of me I didn't

    Know were there or did I?



    She intrudes in my daydreams

    Walks through my thoughts with

    Out a care in the world reeking

    Havoc and causing dismay. I'm

    Left miserable aching with the

    Want of her not knowing if

    What I feel is need or desire

    Maybe even both for her



    Like being in the desert and dying

    For a drink. She's like a cool

    Drink of water soothing and disturbing

    All together and it makes your thirst less

    But without more you'd surely die

    But to die and have her there with

    Me would be certainly heaven



    She disturbs me I question who I

    Is or rather what I thought I

    Was or maybe it's not questioning

    At all, but rather making me see

    The real me



    I think what it would be like

    To be worshipped by her to have

    Her kneel at my feet and yet

    Who would really be worshipping whom



    Feeling envy for if I were able to worship

    Another truly it would be her

    To see here smile and know it was only

    For me because I pleased her



    She tortures me never having lifted

    The whip to be in the same room

    with her and she does not acknowledge me

    Is like being flogged and yet it's still

    Pain and not the exquisite kind



    It caused you to shed tears and your

    Heart to break or make you feel like

    You are walking on clouds. She makes


    you feel lost and found at the same time.



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    JadedJezzabel commented on She Disturbs Me

    07-02-2009

    great flow to this....well structured and thought out well and comes down to a perfect ending

    colordragons

    07/03/2009

    Thank you

    If I feel physically as if the top of my head were taken off, I know that is poetry.

    Emily Dickinson (1830-1886) American poet.

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