(Un)willing
Your grasp slips wetly
Rope fraying beneath your nails
My own scrabble matters not
In the face of your hopelessness
Love
you love me
yet
you seem ready
to lose me
Your face shies away
A hapless shadowed cloak
I pack the bags under your gaze
Hoping my action stays your hand
Love
you have me
despite
my lifelong irreverence
of hallowed souls
Your words weave lopsided figures
Twine of lies and dejection
Taut even as our thread unravels
My pleas returned without warmth
Love
you love me
yet
you seem unwilling
to love me.
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