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On Our Way Home

December 10, 2008
By Kelsie Clark BRONZE, University Place, Washington
Kelsie Clark BRONZE, University Place, Washington
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A rocky road of disarray
Your words pull me east, as your eyes pull me west
We took the road the most traveled by
It led us in circles
Without a way home

I saw each shortcut as an opportunity
Yet they all led me back to you
It took me until now to realize
This rout was a joke
Nothing more than an excuse to keep me around

Your belly was growling, you’d been on the road too long
Pretending you didn’t know the way back
So to cover your lies you left me in the cold
To satisfy your hunger
I lie there weak from you neglect
As you enjoy a meal with a stranger


The author's comments:
I'm 18 years old and I'm 7 month pregnant with a man's child I thought was in love with me, he led me on and this peom's about the confusion I'm feeling.

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on Aug. 7 2009 at 1:16 am
MorningStar15 DIAMOND, Orange, Vermont
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a-maz-ing i liked it soooo much :)

on Jul. 8 2009 at 6:53 pm
KassyElizabeth DIAMOND, Argyle, New York
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Very Good...Very Different...I love how the entire poem is its own metaphor vs being full of metaphors.

Fangz PLATINUM said...
on Jun. 15 2009 at 12:41 pm
Fangz PLATINUM, Ware, Massachusetts
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Favorite Quote:
In necessariis unitas, in dubiis libertas, in omnibus caritas.

Great metaphor.