• Falling Dominoes

    by  • August 20, 2012 • * Safe for Work *, Waxing Poetic • 1 Comment

    “She who is always in my thoughts prefers
    Another man, and does not think of me.
    Yet he seeks for another’s love, not hers;
    And some poor girl is grieving for my sake.
    Why then, the Devil take
    Both her and him; and love; and her; and me.”
    ~ Bhartrhari (5th Century)

    Isn’t this always just the way?
    I pine for a man whose eyes shine with the sadness of loving an indifferent other. He does not notice me.
    Behind me is a silly boy who’d still think me beautiful if I wore carrots in my hair. No doubt he would have a poor darling at uni just dying to be next to him, and he clueless.
    Unrequited love spreads like falling dominoes, like a flame on a petrol trail. It engulfs all, leaving nothing behind.

    One Response to Falling Dominoes

    1. that girl
      August 20, 2012 at 6:05 pm

      How true are these words and a part of my reality.

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