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October 2008 / Volume 8 / Issue Three | ||||||||||
Cynthia Ruth Lewis | ||||||||||
BETWEEN THE LINES I think you're only telling me what I want to hear, striking at the uncertainty, zeroing in on the vulnerability, going in for the kill You tell me you love me but you don't even know me. You say you'll do anything to make me happy, but your definition of 'anything' is rather vague and kind of frightening; it matches the look in your eyes, a desperate intensity that kicks my curiosity and doubt into high gear I lie awake in the middle of the night seeing those eyes, hearing those whispered promises, wanting to believe them, wanting to hold onto them like a life preserver, wondering if you said those same exact words to your ex-wife; wondering exactly what WASN'T said, but was eventually discovered in dark, unsuspecting moments that weren't prepared for, where the screams and raised fist drowned out any hope of security or affection she might have had, wondering if maybe that's the reason you're single again |
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