Popping dreams of yesteryear,
your secrets kept me full of fear.
Revealing faults I had in spades,
forgiving all
the mistakes I made.
You had it all and wanted more.
And the look in your eyes
said you’d even the score.
But I’m not afraid
of what I can’t see.
And everyone keeps saying
it’s stupid of me.
Maybe it is, but you
don’t see me shaking.
And when we make love,
You know I'm not the one faking.
I get what I need
just to get by.
You've cut off my wings,
but I don't need to fly.
I kept my heart hidden,
concealed by my rage.
You couldn't see my escape
from inside your cage.
So open your eyes, but
not too wide.
Just enough to make
sure you’re satisfied.
About the Creator
Debra Herrington
I've been writing since I was 16, I use poetry as a means of expressing my opinions and feelings.


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