Joshua Bantum - Outdated Love Stories

It kept on <br />and on <br />I ignored its escalating <br />disturbence <br />like a small lek in a n umbrella <br />seeping in from the storm above <br /> <br />And it kep on <br />and on <br />an idea with teeth knawing at the epidermus <br />of my prexisting logic <br /> <br />The question of <br />Why <br /> <br />The only question that has forcefully <br />kept me in and out of bed <br /> <br />It kept on and on <br /> <br />Why, <br />why didn't we <br />for the lack of a better term <br />make it work... <br /> <br />Well, it kept <br />on and on <br />though, it began slowing its pace <br /> <br />And after digesting myself through <br />a plethora of intestines <br />lined with different excuses <br />some philosopical <br />others psychological <br />or simply just practical <br /> <br />I finally decided to have a basic fact <br />put my mind to rest <br /> <br />It's that <br />you always preferrd that your ideal concepts <br />of love be related to Jane Austin's <br />Pride and Prejudice <br /> <br />While I related mine <br />to <br />The Dangerous Liaison starring <br />John Malcovich <br /> <br />But both are extremely out dated.<br /><br />Joshua Bantum<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem..../outdated-love-stori