Thief Of The Heart Poem by Rikki Lynn Lawson

Thief Of The Heart



I'm lying awake my heads in a fright
Thinking your running around on me all nite
While we share a bed that's not our own
Like I've been forced out of my own home
I've been chastised for being there
Outcaste for being the only one fare

Why the buzzards take carnage over me
I deserve far more a destiny
They peck and pull like worms from an eye
They are thoughts of revenge that pry
My flesh exposed to an open desire
Then tossed and scorched about the ire

Where is it you go when, alas, I'm alone
Descending depths drown my heart of stone
Prospectively you perch pace and wait
Oblivious to the vulnerability of which u bait
For a fool considered much of nothing
A feast to decide a fate made of something

Rykelyn -2/16/13

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The impact of jealous thoughts on the mind.
An interpretation of separation anxiety.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Joshua Fegley 16 February 2013

Incredible and well captured.

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