I See You
written by: Gail Constable
Tipping back that
Beer wearing your
Military jacket, buzz
Cut, face stubble,
You want to be seen
As tough as standing
In a cyclone
Laughing at death,
Not the shrinking
Man hiding a little
Child inside encased
In steel plated
Armour, never gonna
Be hurt by anyone
Again, another
Bottle, a few shots,
Alot of memories
Of all the women
You used to get
Back at her, a real
Man that I scare
Because I see you,
The tears, the pain
Can’t hide from me
So make your empty
Threats, vent all the
Angry words ’cause
I got too close to
Meaning something,
Turn around, little
Man, so you don’t
Have to watch me
Walking away seeing
Your crumpled
Reflection in the
Window of the bar.
Gail Constable is a published poet. Besides her passion for words, she is a vocalist with a love for music from opera to rock, mother, grandmother and loving friend. Gail claims to not write so much as have her poetry written through her, with a muse who draws inspiration from people, nature and life. Gail currently lives on beautiful Cape Breton Island in Canada.
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