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What you mean
by C. Nichols → (All Poetry by C. Nichols)
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My house is a mausoleum of regret

It is so sad that I would feel for you

So much more than a decade of servitude

Could amount to in the end

That I would love you as if tomorrow could

Never manage to change my mind

And so I live just for sweet tomorrow

When you will kiss the scars of yesterday

& for an instant I will believe it will be okay

That I look into your eyes and I know

It isn’t just me lost in this crazy beginning  

& my love isn’t as one-sided as you would have me believe

So I drink too deeply of hope in the moment because

How could I do any differently in this situation

When you hold in your hands the keys to

What I know brings me happiness

Forget all logic, you are the grapes of my wine

You are the high that I love more than alone

And your hands have touched more than flesh

Until I spill over into admitting that I care

It hurts to know that you could make or break my heart

That you could matter after years that didn’t matter

So I lie deep inside my being until I cannot lie to you

And I am here too real and exposed

Only to know that you don’t understand what I give

Or exactly what we might happen to be

But I can handle your hesitation because it only means

You will at least some day gave it real thought

And having been before barely second thought, I can appreciate

The bitter sweetness of being known more than that…                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              

 

 

 

 

 


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 Reviews of "What you mean"
Reviewed by Edwin Hurdle
Reviewed on February 9, 2009
I enjoy reading this.You are a talented poet.Keep up the great work,take care

Edwin

Reviewed by Frank Stein (Reader)
Reviewed on December 24, 2008
wow, this scrapes the soul of fragility and vulnerablility, and yet it is so beautiful how you are in touch with yourself and your situation, I can't help but envy you and cry for you at the same time... just wonderful writing..


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