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i fell in love with you that night, in your car, speeding one hundred and twenty-six down the highway, your hand clasped around the inside of my thigh, your thumb stroking beneath the leather of my knee high boot and oh, those knuckles, i could write pages on those hilltops, those strong, rough boulders that could crush me in an instant if i wanted them to (and how desperately i do) while you sang along to the music so loud it found its way in my ears and down into my chest, throwing your head back, belting out, missing every other word and every single note, but you didn’t care and neither did i i fell in love the next morning, too, as those same fingers trailed up the pillar of my neck and down to where my skin melts into the fabric of my clothing, audible shockwaves stirring in the bottom of my throat, escaping through the lips i crave for you to crave, settling into the small space between us in my parents eyes nothing i ever do is good enough, and some days i can barely find the strength to look myself in the mirror, and other days i pass right through walls and friends and obligations as if i were a ghost, a lost soul but with you, i exist
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Jan 17, 2016
Jan 17, 2016 at 1:07 AM UTC
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i fell in love with you that night, in your car, speeding one hundred and twenty-six down the highway, your hand clasped around the inside of my thigh, your thumb stroking beneath the leather of my knee high boot and oh, those knuckles, i could write pages on those hilltops, those strong, rough boulders that could crush me in an instant if i wanted them to (and how desperately i do) while you sang along to the music so loud it found its way in my ears and down into my chest, throwing your head back, belting out, missing every other word and every single note, but you didn’t care and neither did i i fell in love the next morning, too, as those same fingers trailed up the pillar of my neck and down to where my skin melts into the fabric of my clothing, audible shockwaves stirring in the bottom of my throat, escaping through the lips i crave for you to crave, settling into the small space between us in my parents eyes nothing i ever do is good enough, and some days i can barely find the strength to look myself in the mirror, and other days i pass right through walls and friends and obligations as if i were a ghost, a lost soul but with you, i exist
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Jan 17, 2016
Jan 17, 2016 at 1:07 AM UTC
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