Maylee Bossy (17/02/95)
Poems by Maylee Bossy : 16 / 29
Sleep Well
Grasping the neck of moonshine
With a diamond to her throat
She choked,
Don't you know I'm leaving
From the bedside where you're breathing
And there was never a better time
You're always sleeping
As the waves crashed in his ears
Leaving sand fresh in his eyes
He cried,
Sweetheart, you're no better
With each sun a new endeavour
Won't you crawl into my sheets
And we'll dream forever
Maylee Bossy
Submitted: Tuesday, February 05, 2013
Poems by Maylee Bossy : 16 / 29
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A very intriguing poem of two different kind of people connected
(a diamond to her throat) and it possible is not enough to keep
them together.