Alcove and the Things I Wish You’d Said
My mind, it races.
Alcove
My mind, it races
Through corridors of could-have-beens,
Rifling through boxes stacked haphazard,
that should have been labelled ‘Me-And-Him.’
I settle for the maybes,
The constant dwindling husks of potential,
Just out of reach, inconsequential,
Don’t look too close or I might start to ponder,
Why none of it ever happened.
Denial is a funny thing,
I took it safe under my wing,
That starting pistol lit up the sky,
But we never truly got past ‘Hi.’
The Things I Wish You’d Said
I’ve got you.
You’re magic.
It’s fate.
I love you.
I need you.
You’re safe.
We’re close.
We’re lifelines.
Soulmates.
I hope this isn’t goodbye forever.
I hope this isn’t goodbye forever.
I hope this isn’t goodbye forever.
If these phrases ring a bell then I’m sorry, I misled.
These are things I wish you’d meant, you already know they’re things you said.
About the Creator
Paige Hayden
24 year old who writes poems as and when ideas strike her - usually at 3am.
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