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A poem reflecting on the consequences of leaving a past partner |
| I used to drive away to foreign lands; not for sex or for fun but to feel a bristle, on my feet, of the new golden sands I drove with people I adored; not because of their looks or charms but for the memories of where their hearts were once stored. I drove with secrecy and with lips sealed, not because I was ashamed but it was in private, our guilty pleasures were revealed. I drove away my present lover, not because they were disappointing, but a only a new man, I thought, could help me recover. I drove away from any new lovers, however, not because they weren't available but I chose someone old, who falsely promised me 'forever'. After all this driving around I should've known Should've known it was inevitable that with all this driving around, I would never settle, I'd always be alone. I would never settle for someone so cold for someone my age, but someone so old. Now all I need is to drive, With a new man or a lover who will make me feel at home and alive. |