Fit Poem by Mary Lyle

Fit



I didn't fit in small
I didn't fit in big
I didn't fill a void
I guess I didn't do much.
I'm not full time
But I can't do part time
I don't speak loudly
But my words are strong.
I'm just a love nut
That longed too much
I let the music speak for my soul
And then I hoped it'd whisper to you.
I'm not a social butterfly
But I liked the attention you gave
I took what I could get
I wanted to be wanted.
I longed to give you more
And only offered too much.
I sacrificed my soul
Got lost in the copper of your eyes
But I loved with all my heart
And that's ok
I'm just a girl with passion.
I forgot what you said
Much I kept to myself
So much came out wrong
And then it was too late
If I'd only heard what you said
I might have fit.
I'm just a puzzle piece with frayed edges
I twisted and turned trying to squeeze in
In between your crisp and narrow corners
I was a frayed piece that could only be held in place for so long

Monday, August 11, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: love and pain
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Hans Vr 11 August 2014

Very well written poem. The fit is never perfect. When we are IN love we think it is but soon we become aware. If both sides are willing to hold on to each other's hands, we do not need to fit. Many times we cannot convert our IN love to love. Something quite hard in the moment but in the long run very much ok. Just some thoughts running through my mind after reading your nice and thought provoking poem.

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Mary Lyle

Mary Lyle

Morganton, NC
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