Amateur poet finally putting my thoughts and copious notes in my phone on a platform
Wednesday, April 29, 2020
Here’s the difference between me and you:
You got a rebound
I got a tattoo
You got a quick fix
I wanted permanence
You wanted to forget my eyes
And the compassion they were storing
I’ll keep an image of them swollen
As I survived the bitter mornings
You erased from your mind
My legs wrapped around the sheets
I’ll remember running out the pain
The rage pounding off my feet
You blocked the memory of my lips
You used to love how full they were
Now I picture them around a bottle
As I down a fifth of liquor
And you ignored how my stomach felt
Inside your arms when you were playful
Ill only tie this to the jolts of nausea
My drunken purge of betrayal
While you try to fill the void
But the nights start to feel lonely
with regret you cant avoid
Please refrain from leaning on me
Don’t reach out to me
With “remember whens?”
Ive made a scrapbook of the damage
I turn it page by page as my advantage
It whispers “never again, never again, never again”
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