Hannah Barham

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If I told you I love you
What would you think?
Would you say you love me too?
Or that we're too young?
...

When I look upon the graves
Of those who fell before
Neat, bland rectangles
Of yellow and weathered stone
...

3.

Oh to be
Enamoured with the idea
Of love
To risk the heart upon a fall
...

And here I sit, alone again in the pouring rain.

I know this is the path I chose
I know that this is what you want.
...

And death seems the only way out
When hope fades
And life is hard to bear;
The razor is the only friend,
...

I barely know you
But I miss you
When I don't see you
When my phone doesn't vibrate with a text from you
...

Cool Spring breezes caress
Sun-kissed cheeks
As song-birds sing
In early March sunshine.
...

I went up St Catherine's Hill with my best friend just as darkness was falling. Watching the city lights come on dotted across the hillside opposite us, compared with the drama of the darkening sky and the velvety blackness of the fields around us struck me, and this is the result.

Eyes drift over nature's gentle twilight
Calm darkness drops into valley and hollow
...

It's five to nine on a Saturday
night. I'm at work - an hour
to go! - and you're at your
dad's. I'm thinking of us - 
...

The imprint of your spine
on my skin.
The scent of you lingers
on the sheets.
...

11.

'Have I said too much?
There is nothing more
I can think of to say to you
But all you have to do
...

I haven’t fallen
No, baby, I’d never fall
For you.
I’m not selfish enough
...

There is a certainty to death.
It waits on no formality
and it treats all men the same.
The only certainty in life
...

If you knew
the overwhelming
confusion
disruption
...

We sit
Two metres between us
You scouring the net
Me
...

16.

24 hours later
I still
catch your smell
as I walk.
...

And when time has passed
You will open the door
Say, come, sit, eat and drink
Let's talk a little
...

And spring begins
to show its face
earlier every year.
Single days
...

My music
Once never off
Is never on
Each song a link
...

Pen hovers
Brain whirrs
Nib to paper
Lifts again
...

Hannah Barham Biography

Born over two decades ago, Hannah lives in a rural part of Hampshire, UK, and attends university in Winchester. She reads too much, works too hard and loves too easily. Her poetry is mainly inspired by her relationships, but some is inspired by the people she meets and experiences she had as she travels through life.)

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If I Told You I Love You

If I told you I love you
What would you think?
Would you say you love me too?
Or that we're too young?
Would you hold me to you
And kiss away my fears of rejection?
Would you melt my inhibitions
With gentle touches of love
In places no-one's ever been?
Would you reassure me
Of reciprocation of my love?
Or would you spurn me?
Would you turn away from me?
Would you decide that you don't want
Someone who loves too easily?
Would our two month, three month anniversary
Be the anniversary of the end?
Or would we last?
In a world of make believe and fantasy
You'd be the one to take me all the way
My first, and in my dreams my last.

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