Love Will Set Us Free
My mother always said love will set you free.
But she was wrong
I was in love for 3 years of my life
A boywho’s characteristics were so defined
You could paint a portrait of him blindfolded
I remember his hands were like two cement blocks
Destined to weigh me down
His eyes were like glass
He used to see right through me
His mouth was a megaphone
Constantly broadcasting my failures to all those around us
His laugh reminded me of a women at a board meeting
That I would never be taken seriously
My mother always said love would set you free.
But my mother never loved him like I did.
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