Millie Fraser Poems

Someday, I will forget.
And all the hurt and burnt pieces of my memory will be gone.
I will someday cut my bonds,
That bind me in this wretched fire.
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This love that burns,
This love that bites,
This love that torments as i writhe in its spite.
In the bloody mess of my consciousness
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as i stand in the debris
of a life that was once ours,
our old faces still smile,
beaming at me through the broken shards.
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It's all over.
I stand in the field that was once a forest.
My bare feet stir the embers,
And the glowing charcoal burns softly against my skin.
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There is nothing more,
The sunshine is everywhere,
It drips from the sky,
A liquid happiness that is golden and warm.
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Strap me down and watch me struggle,
Bind my wrists behind my back.
I'll spit and kick and fight until the end,
I'll never surrender and kneel to your attack.
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Now it's your turn, my love,
Give me your heart,
Wrench it from your chest,
It will only hurt for a while.
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It is him who wakes me,
Pushing through my sleep.
Our sliding bodies wrestle together
as into the daylight, we atempt to creep.
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We're like a big explosion in the sky
That makes us laugh and makes us cry,
It's so bright it's blinding,
And so warm it glows.
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When dawn seeps over the night,
Like cool water over ice,
Listen for the cracks as the stars burst.
They rained down,
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