LITERATURE: The Unknown Her

Written by Tevin Ponder

The Unknown Her by Tevin Ponder 

When I slept outside the library, 
My love was gone, cold, weary 
During the day I met several sallies 
That didn’t compare to my old companion’s 
Depths, not valley’s
Her guard was a cliff that blocked my steam, 
Like The Hakuma Pali 
She thought I was lost my clothes needed wash our trust died away, 
Do things for myself, 
When it was us-we-were someone else, 
The unknown her, I couldn’t see until that phone call, miserably 
What if she, never ever felt the same as me. 
“Couples we were” 
You were someone 
I was someone you got distant 
I got further 
You were cool 
I was hot 
You could’ve been 
I should’ve been; but we 
Are no longer.



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