Homewrecker

Homewrecker

A Poem by Ryan Keller

You're still a homewrecker
because it was home to me
Without this shelter I've been struggling to eat
I still walk past the deck in the back where I'd sleep
Wake up at midnight your head rested up next to me
Just like
We sat on a porch-swing balanced on strings
next to
a house with a door painted bright oak leaf green
With the fall the hues fade to hazlenut ash
I wish I'd known what I lacked
I wish I'd known what I had
In my head we we're worth it
The silence felt perfect
I hope you envision the life you took away from me
When she'll look you in the eyes
to kiss you goodnight
and fall asleep
I hope you're happy
I hope you're both happy
I don't mean that sarcastically

© 2016 Ryan Keller


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Added on May 7, 2016
Last Updated on May 7, 2016
Tags: emotional, growth, relationships

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Ryan Keller
Ryan Keller

Hillsborough, NJ



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