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A Twisted Addiction
July 12, 2010
I no longer fear the darkness
For I’ve become a part of it
The heart of it
The middle, end, and start of it
Like a single drop of water slipping into the sea
That’s me
Close all the doors
On those clichéd old rotten metaphors
But only because they’re true
You hurt me
I never hurt you
Love is not real
Or if it is
The arrow missed
Cobwebs glinting in the moonlight
So dim
But so bright
I will not find this thing called love tonight
What is love?
It’s all a fiction
Twisted by a sad addiction
© Steve S., Marblehead, MA
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