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i walked in the palm of my father's hands, uncomfortable under his gaze i cut the strings long ago, but this image remains, an epitaph of my youth-filled days i hid from the touch of my brother, because he used to touch me in ways i didn't like, but the strong carry on and our hero capes we don, when really we'd like to end it with a kitchen knife i remember the smell of my lover, 7&7's before seven AM, he'd light up a smoke while telling a racist joke, i took that vice with me when i finally got the guts to run
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Jan 16, 2018
Jan 16, 2018 at 12:26 AM UTC
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i walked in the palm of my father's hands, uncomfortable under his gaze i cut the strings long ago, but this image remains, an epitaph of my youth-filled days i hid from the touch of my brother, because he used to touch me in ways i didn't like, but the strong carry on and our hero capes we don, when really we'd like to end it with a kitchen knife i remember the smell of my lover, 7&7's before seven AM, he'd light up a smoke while telling a racist joke, i took that vice with me when i finally got the guts to run
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Jan 16, 2018
Jan 16, 2018 at 12:26 AM UTC
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