My Pillar Poem by Medea Kali

My Pillar

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We’re two of a kind, you and I
You; in your big world
Weaving charms around them porcelain-skinned girls,
How you are blinded by their radiant magnificence
The way they look at you innocently and yet with a cunning stare.
You entwine and wine in their fragileness
I stand back in my own little space.

You’re a pillar in your world and I lean
For a block of that tower of strength
For a role in a dream world of lily-girls and white knights
Fantasies of a perfect life where I am yours…

How did this come to be?
I am not like them and they’re not me
You rush off to have your green salad
Leaving me thinking how gullible I was
How dirty I am, how I try and try to
Break that brick wall around your heart

I am high in your presence and sad when you leave
Like a five-year old, I crave your acceptance
I scatter roses in your pathway
I lie helpless in your arms
I am emotionless when you lie
When you say how you’ll never be mine
And act as if you are all mine.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Hebert Logerie Sr. 13 May 2009

This is a beautiful poem, 'we're two of a kind'.

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PERSIAN NIGHTINGALE 13 May 2009

'I scatter roses in your pathway'beautiful, touching, thanks for sharing

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Sulaiman Mohd Yusof 13 May 2009

Very outspoken kinda writes, yeahhh you have the ability to nail it down profoundly.

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