Seems I can never say the right thing
The words fall from me then burn
You're always looking for a one night thing
I'm here waiting for my turn
You ask me "who's supposed to love you"
Because I don't know what love is
You dont know I love you, and I always did
Take my hand, and trust this promise
One I hope to never break I love you, and I'm being honest
I promise you right here is where I'll wait
Where I'll wait
Seems like you're dead set on patience
The world could fall away now
I guess I'll just have to eagerly wait then
For my luck to come around
You ask me "what have I done to deserve you"?
Because I've not always been all the way down
You don't know I forgive you, and we will always keep on forgiving you
Take my hand, and trust this promise
One I hope to never break I love you, and I'm being honest
I promise you right here is where I'll wait
Where I'll wait
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Frankie Martinelli
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Dialogue Poetry Challenge Winners
Hannah Moore is a first-time grand prize winner with her dialogue poem, On Receipt of Bad News. This was a poem that genuinely engaged both with the exchange of our prompt, but also focussed on the way poetic rhythms of language could support the writer's conceit. It felt very truthful, too, the way one speaker wishes to ignore the news and focus on practicalities; there was a quiet heartbreak, here. Well done.
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