Poetry

Willing

Written by Jacob Ibrag

Contradicting thoughts. She wants

to stay home, alone and comfortable. And yet she

dials anyone willing to listen. ‘I can’t stay here, nothing ever

happens.’ Hands slide into the warmth of her old gloves. The thick

of Winter. The paralyzing winds of stagnation. A friend waits. She

doesn’t want to be here. The cold side of a pillow calling out

her name. A hat a size too tight. ‘This is a mistake.’


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18 comments on “Willing

  1. shadowedmuses

    So gooooood

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  2. emotionsoflife2016

    Mmmmmm. Interesting. The dilemma of being alone or to be alone with someone else, I like it

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  3. This reads so well I really enjoy your style …

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  4. Lovely articulated! πŸ’žβœ¨

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  5. Nice and it has some “chilling” suspense. πŸ™‚

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  7. So lovely! πŸ˜€

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