Nonduduzo LeeShleigh Mlaba pleaded I post the second part of my poem First Breath After A Break Up..,so I will do just that [First Breath After A Break Up] What do you do on most days when you feel like your oxygen has been pumped out of your lungs and stashed inside a container that used to be a room for your future plans for her? What do you say when you realize that her vows are the only practical joke in this scenario and you actually thought that her tongue was the way only organ you flexible around..., but Lil did you know that the very same tongue that used to draw circles in your mouth, is a red carpet for lies so dear lungs... I am sorry that I have to get involved in your love story but you have to understand, I have to suffocate you long enough to stop breathing like your existence depends on her presence, her WhatsApp text.... Dear Heart I am sorry that you had to go through all of this now look at you, beaten and bruised hand stitched like you were a fabric a homeless person would call it a place called home I am sorry my friend, if I could I would tare off her skin and use it as a patch to all your wounds.....dear heart I miss how the tempo of your beat used to change every time I looked at her as if she was a butterfly dancing in the sunset of the pacific ocean please understand..., I didnt mean to interfere with your daily work of pumping blood through out my body by cutting myself open just that I felt how weak you became every time I fantasized about her name appearing on my caller I.D How strong you became when I drew all the good times we had and you just stole one moment and bragged about it to the mind just so it can admit defeat by playing it as a memory I felt all of that, and I had to cut myself and bleed get her out of my system so that you can breath my friend ....., It was getting too much I am sorry,but the day the wound heals.. its the day I will look at her,and feel absolutely nothing and I will keep walking
Posted on: Sun, 07 Dec 2014 11:34:27 +0000
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