If Poem by Jared Bukowski
If
If you want me to love two,
As much as I loved one,
I can't.
And if you want me to be a pawn,
In your chess game,
I won't.
If you think I meant,
I love you too, not two,
I didn't.
And if you think I can see,
Two separate houses,
Separated by animosity,
Taken from love,
Suffocated by hatred,
I assure you,
I am blind.
Sunday, July 13, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: divorce
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4/24/2024 8:35:49 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Powerful little piece, enjoyed how the rhythm & tempo really starts to build in the last stanza. My partner who has been divorced felt it's power