Held

Held

A Poem by Ameera Conrad
"

What happens when you hold me, but I'm the one holding the both of us.

"
You're cold tonight;
arms wrapped tight around 
my waist,
we waste time
and the moments inside.
We bide time;
though the glass grains glide 
through the smallest crack in your back
down 
your
spine
which buckles under the weight of the "Wait.
Stop.
Not like this.
Not right now."
And every other line I ladle into your mouth.
Yet I'm the one swallowing your pride.

So sidle up and bury me
in the crook of your chest;
indented to perfect
proportions

and forget me here.

© 2013 Ameera Conrad


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Nice, it's a great sensible stuff you made. I liked reading the piece... when i was reading this i'd viewed some characters of your this write. Well penned write.

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Ameera Conrad
Ameera Conrad

Cape Town, South Africa



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