she:he.
she hopes not to appear
too needy.
he hopes not to appear
too often.
a question begins to arise.
a fear is formulated.
we’d all like to
imagine ourselves islands,
protect our fragile
sense of self,
and maintain some
type of space
and individuality.
a question begins to arise.
a fear is formulated.
he hopes to learn to let go.
she hopes he won’t let her go.
UP!::urban po'E.Tree(s) 
*finger snaps*
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Ohhhh… I liked this. Simple yet powerful. Very nice.
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Loved this.
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typical of he, typical of she.
good job 🙂
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This is too awesome! I can relate. hehe.
And thanks for liking my amateur post. Thanks for the support. =)
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Deeply observant!
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It is all in the question who has the power, he or she. Note he is in she and therefore she gave the rib and not Adam.
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Hi Frausto! A conflict within self. Who is he/she? Awesome! 😉
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Well, in a way I guess it is about internal conflicts, but more about conflicts that occur when starting a relationship with someone. The poem was really about where I was at about being in a relationship before meeting my wife.
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Reblogged this on The Realm of the Chaos Fairy and commented:
Great poet/poems…
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