This One I Actually Wrote For You

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This One I Actually Wrote For You

I'm having trouble trying to figure this out . . .
I'd hold you like this goodbye would never end.
If my arms were long enough, I'd reach all the way through time
and never let him put his hands on you again.

As this thing repeats I'm starting to blame me,
Three years to the date and we're still stalling.
I still can't look at you,
I miss you like there was no one else that will do.

My feeling center around getting you of my chest and onto paper (where I can  control you)
I've been carrying you're burden with me and now it's over.
I can't rid myself of the sickening regret,
The darkened heaviness rains.

The road ahead of me behooves change.
Nights like this can't continue 'cause I need you closer.
Begin the false romance, are you the biggest fan
who never missed a beat
Or are you here for money?

It's really too bad, I've been programmed pessimistic,
and every burden I bear seems to have it's link to
Blown heartstrings and they are healing,
So take example,
You're the reason I'm still fighting this out.

Still swimming in the life that I once lived
and finally surfacing for air.
A name and a number feel better
but doesn't cure my self-percieved ugliness or the sickening regret.

First time the second time around and we're still stalling.
Too oblivious to say half of the things I think now
when you avert your eyes and lick you're lips in innocence.

This walk we take is the peace I've been running after my whole life.
Only to catch up to it standing in place . . .

The damage has been done,
The trauma catatonically mutating the missing point of reference . . .
and I found you again.
I call you the safe haven
from which I can rebuild a life worth living . . .

I can retire tonight without a kiss.
And imagine the joy of sleeping with your head against my chest
You give the greatest hugs . . .

It's really too bad, I've been programmed pessimistic,
and every burden I bear seems to have it's link to
Blown heartstrings and they are healing,
So take example,
You're the reason I'm still fighting this out.

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Poetry comes nearer to vital truth than history.

Plato (BC 427-BC 347) Greek philosopher.

Sidecar’s Poems (49)

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Around the Corner 0
Spontaneous Combustion (Trouble, Danger) 0
You Have Been So Swallowed 1
Being More Christ-like 1
Salty Seas Bring Me Back 0
This One I Actually Wrote For You 0
Never Trust Wal-Mart Employees With Y's In Their Names 0
If I Gain You to Lose My Own Soul . . . 0
South to Shore Points 2
Bodyguard with Benefits 0
In Search Of . . . 0
The Fall of Salem III (The Last Offense) 1
The Fall of Salem II (The Forest) 0
14 0
Discipline II (Cross-Examin
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0
Discipline 0
The Aftermath of Slumber 1
Memoirs of Malfunction (Part II) 0
Alone In the Dark 1
Insomnia 0
Exit 9 2
Salty Seas Bring Me Back . . . 0
Cue Ball 1
Withdrawal 2
Memoirs of Malfunction (Part I) 1
The New Portal II 1
The New Portal 1
Emptiness 1
Hwy. 37 1
The Silence 2
Missiion Briefing/Stal
l Out
2
The Fall of Salem 1
Apology 1
Arsen & Overseas 2
Stranger's Rendezvous 1
Lead Her Not Into Temptation . . . 2
Death on the Expressway 1
Romeo and Juliet 2
The Depths 1
Dissertation on Addiction 4
Interstate 5 1
The Knowledge 1
The Plummet 1
NorthWest Dreary 2
Warmer Thoughts on A Cold Walk 2
NJ Turnpike 5
Transcontinen
tal Desperation
5
No Mattress In the Park 3
We The People 3