Memories of a Siren

Memories of a Siren

A Poem by rosesofgrey

I loved her

I love her still

And part of me will probably always love her

But I am tired of the mind games

The pleading for forgiveness over the phone

Walking on eggshells

Of feeling exasperated and resigned to this life

Biting my tongue, and bowing in submission

Steeling myself for the lashes of her words

The numbness and emptiness

I loved her

I love her still

But in the end, I love myself more

© 2017 rosesofgrey


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this is so deep and powerful, the pain of someone else is not as important as the comfort of one's own being

Posted 7 Years Ago


rosesofgrey

7 Years Ago

Thank you so much!

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Added on January 11, 2017
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rosesofgrey
rosesofgrey

Albany, OR



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I'm an eighteen year old math major from Oregon. I love to write on occasion, and this is some of my old writing, as I don't post most of my recent writing. more..

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