When We Were Friends. Poem by Danielle Ward
When We Were Friends.
When we were friends,
You and me,
We swapped secrets like letters
Give and take,
Hands brushing, skin on skin,
Whispers passed through heart felt lips.
A cord stretched
taut as a word, fractured like glass,
You dashed it against the wall.
The shards flashed in the dying light.
And now you sit with a snigger in your eye,
And I hold the shards in my palms, and bleed.
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