Waitin'
I’m feelin it in the pit of my gut, like
to me, it’s happening again, that
familiar shortening of breath, tightness
of chest signaling the beginning of the
end.
To some it seems I might just be over
reacting, or just jumping to conclusions,
but to a person like me, who’s been in the
trenches as long as I have, this isn’t just some
over reaction, not just some mental illusions.
I’ve said this before, and I’ll say it again, and
again, and again, against an attack on the heart,
it’s hard to defend, for you see the betrayal of a
heart comes in many forms, and the most deadly
blow usually comes from the one you most adore,
behind closed doors.
So I sit...
And I wait...
Full body armor adorned on my frame, strategic
counter attacks formulating in my brain as my
heart prepares for war.
I refuse to fall victim, cower, or just wither away
as the invasion, and destruction of my heart takes
place, I will fight to the death, and die with honor,
staring my heart’s cold blooded killer square in the
face.
I will fight...
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