Poetry · Writing

honey dipp III

it’s like

we turned the clock;

left everything

the way it was,

except for us.

i’ve changed.

either for good or for bad-

the road traveled

left scars

memories;

made a lot of 2nd opinions

on things once ruled out.

to give everything a second chance

so life

doesn’t have

anymore

what ifs.

Poetry · Writing

december a few years ago;

it was just a gesture

something simple;

but i hold it like a widow holds their child

something;

irreplaceable.

i wonder

what me now

would tell

a me

not ready to hear about the future.

at that time

the single grain of rice

had the weight of the world,

steamed

and afraid of loss.

i’d tell him

i think i’d tell him

you’re right

this loss,

won’t feel like another

because it was real.

Poetry · Writing

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modern warfare

is behind a keyboard-

twitter fingers;

have i-

i wonder

what the guy in the lemon jacket i saw at the movie theater

does on his free time.

the girl i saw in the polka dot dress eating a bagel outside of a ross

is insecure about.

have i ever

been so exposed,

bare skin riding the sun like a mechanical bull-

no.

i don’t think i’d buy the lemon jacket

if i saw it at a ross,

i’d stick out

but i’d try it on.

Poetry · Writing

static chapter

they’d never believe

the whole story;

it’s too wild-

weak to week;

i knew i was wrong-

for the right reason

i was wrong.

the clock never hit 7pm,

for our sunset-

i remember those nights

they’d never believe

we’d wake

one day

apart

talking about a sunset

together

Poetry · Writing

poison

there is a poison inside me

slithers through my fingers

fang mark lingers

slowly heavy

fist feel heavy

fist feel tightly around your throat

lips feel heavy

fang mark lingers

there is a poison inside me

slithers through our fingers