Miles And Miles And Miles Poem by Delilah Miller

Miles And Miles And Miles



This is the last of our nights.
On of the last nights you'll ever ruin.
You've seen that I was never too far.
The closer you came,
I wanted always the same,
always wanted miles,
and miles and miles
and miles
away from your bedroom bar
and the words 'a man's rights'

You made me into a war zone.
Now, my head is up while I am
Still grabbing friends' hands
and still sacred of losing,
I am choosing.
Dead in my soul, you're a weight to bear
across the miles, miles
and miles and miles.
In many different places I will stand,
your voice is only an echo; I will be free, alone.

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