Tie Poem by Elizabeth Castleberry
Tie
I do
I don't
I do
I don't
Plucking petals from the flower
My convictions fluctuate
Always completely sure
But if you just wait
Another minutes goes by
And I'm back to fear
A heart-wrenching tie
I've shed more than one tear
From hot to cold
From yes to no
From meek to bold
From friend to foe
A choice between cursory affection
Or unrequited desires
Spiralling emotion
Tunnelling down into raging fires
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4/19/2024 4:22:41 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Elizabeth, funny how we're willing to randomly place our fate in the pluck of a flower petal. I like the indecisiveness... good write! Brian