A POEM A DAY 9

MY VOICE

I lost myself in you

To the point of not knowing

Where you stopped and I began

I mean, I literally lost myself in you

To the point of eating mint chocolate chip

When I prefer butter pecan  

Mint chocolate chip

Was your flavor of choice

But I lost myself in you

I gave you my voice

I lessened myself

To make you feel taller

I lessened myself

I made myself smaller

So small that I began to evaporate

In order to stroke and satiate

Your pubescent-like ego

I let myself go  

But today I choose

To sever the ties

To set aside

All of your lies

Today, I revoke

Every word that you spoke

And as your voice wanes

In rapid decline

I feel the power

In the voice that is mine  

Simona A. Brinson

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2 responses to “A POEM A DAY 9”

  1. Susan Avatar
    Susan

    Ye olde “disappearing act!”

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    1. Simona Brinson Avatar

      How often we, especially women will lose ourselves in a man, when he is willing and wont do the same.

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