If You Hold Me Now Poem by Antonio Liao

If You Hold Me Now



milk overshadow my past,
drinking
like tea, savor with laughter ended
to dismay, many moment
spoil my day, watching and
waiting
the night welcome the day

wrinkle calls every tongue
to smile, even the teeth shouted
to stop
no one calls to quit, unless
the ground invites to crawl

the wind holding me tied,
seems endless joy of lasting
cried, it was a fool's
glory landed in spoiled
diner

...calls me nonsense, for nothing
I can say
than thank you for leaving me

Monday, November 17, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: love and pain
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