Infection

Fri, 10/27/2017 - 12:13 -- katyw7

Farewell to the days of us,

The 9 years of our duo.

Wasted away because of a girl, jealousy,

And a virus.

 

We were like a set of tennis shoes.

Dependent on one another,

Willing to risk a little dirt

For the journey.

 

Our love was elastic,

Contracting to fit each setting.

With platonic feelings weaving

In each interstice.

 

A virus.

It can only survive off of its host,

Their insecurities deny them of independency.

 

It astounds me how easily you have contracted the Z virus

A weak immune system has greeted you indefinitely.

 

The symptoms are horrendous:

A cocky facade,

False friendships,

And a broken real one.

 

Enjoy your illness please,

Each slow deadly minute of it.

Because when you finally realize how fatal she is,

You’ll come begging me for the cure.

 k.d.w.

This poem is about: 
Me

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