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the night slipped by in blurs that later i’ll only recall as weakness, salted and sticking, suffocating symphony of strangers’ scorn and lack of sympathy when my emotions took ahold of me, and let me fall apart exposed, like a nerve, raw and throbbing why’d you come to a singles party with a soulmate? ah, i didn’t think you could see the ghost that lingers, ghost of all the things he did to me clings like lovers’ fingers gripping tight and bruising flesh this time, i’m not moaning there’re no marks on my skin, just pain i can’t cherish and i must confess you felt like the devil but you looked like a god, and how i couldn’t comprehend the correlation between the face of an angel wearing the sneer of beast, as your serpent tongue did intoxicate me with equal measures of lust and loathing for both myself and you, our relationship like my stubborn swallowing of stomach turning tequila just to prove something: i can take the burn
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Dec 10, 2019
Dec 10, 2019 at 1:08 AM UTC
i’m hurting
the night slipped by in blurs that later i’ll only recall as weakness, salted and sticking, suffocating symphony of strangers’ scorn and lack of sympathy when my emotions took ahold of me, and let me fall apart exposed, like a nerve, raw and throbbing why’d you come to a singles party with a soulmate? ah, i didn’t think you could see the ghost that lingers, ghost of all the things he did to me clings like lovers’ fingers gripping tight and bruising flesh this time, i’m not moaning there’re no marks on my skin, just pain i can’t cherish and i must confess you felt like the devil but you looked like a god, and how i couldn’t comprehend the correlation between the face of an angel wearing the sneer of beast, as your serpent tongue did intoxicate me with equal measures of lust and loathing for both myself and you, our relationship like my stubborn swallowing of stomach turning tequila just to prove something: i can take the burn
george-anthony
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Dec 10, 2019
Dec 10, 2019 at 1:08 AM UTC
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