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Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Born Elizabeth Maiden, one of four children, I have written poetry since the age of fourteen, although it didn't occur to me till recently to save or share the things I wrote as I never imagined as a young adult that I I would ever want to share my deepest thoughts with anyone. Now I keep my poems as a sort of shorthand diary of key moments from my life. My hope is that other 'poets' might derive some pleasure and comfort from mutual recognition of feeling expressed here.

Monday, 20 September 2010

All the way

All The Way

I know you don’t have to
pick up the slack
or take what I throw
and not give it back.
We should meet in the middle
Somewhere that I just can’t get to
walk away now
and I fear that I’ll let you.
insecurity is paralysing,
you know the old song
I pull away
because I fear that you’ll run
Still bound to the reference
of once whole, I am less
falling in love
leaves you prey to its weakness
And so, I hold fast
to a moment so wrong
because nothing else lasts
and that lasts so long.

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