Broken Bonds, But Bonds Still
Introspective, self-reflective poem.
melted butter on my lips
a lifetime on those hips
light, gentle tongue slips
just as my heart does flips
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passion fascination fashion
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my lips melted on butter
those hips on a lifetime
tongue slips light gentle
flips does my heart just as
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fashion fascination passion
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lips melt into hips
tongue slips, heart flips
aggressive regressive fascination disassociation
partnership companionship situationship
ship that sailed or sale-d away
away your lips and hips
away your tongue and heart
my lips and hips left to decay
my tongue and heart thrown astray
Captain my Captain of my own s-t-inking ship
trust overboard,
sinful overload,
guilty overloard
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passion dissection
fascination frustration
faded fashion
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capsized icebergised
passion, obsession, confession after confession
rejection no exception
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and broken bonds but bonds still means hope
hope for sailing again, without sale-ing
but the bonds
that hold tight the two
broken bonds but bonds still
and broken bonds but bonds still means hope
hope for sailing again, without sale-ing
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passion fascination fashion
fashion fascination passion
aggressive regressive fascination disassociation
partnership companionship situationship
passion dissection fascination frustration faded fashion
fashion passion fascination reunification
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sometimes the ending is not an ending at all
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there is no need for profoundity in a cycle
try saying that when your drunk said the punk to the skunk
nigh sighing when you're cut in a rut and your mind is shut
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Thanks for reading!
Author's Notes: Based on real stuff. May convert it into a song for the Harmonic Verses challenge thing. We'll see. Still thinking on that. Anyway. Poem.
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Paul Stewart
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