We were going to talk for the first time in a while. I doubt you will speak, I doubt you will smile. But what do we know; we are juvenile. I don’t want to defile, but it went great,
sapphire nights spent with your body pressed on mine, hearts racing stars aligning moonlit promises forgotten by dawn, each bittersweet memory a reminder of what could have been.
I lit a cigarette in hopes of washing the taste of your lips away. I exhaled fumes of hate as I try to hide what I wanna say.
While the nicotine fill my lungs, itching and tickling every inch of my teeth. Only you make flowers grow in my rib cage and although they are beautiful, I can't ******* breathe.
You asked me to throw it away just as i finished lighting my cigarette. The tip burning the nicotine as the fumes turn us to a mere silhouette. You love me, you said. You only don't want these **** things take me from you. I believed you then as much as i want to tonight but i learned you're something killing me too.