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men and their egos (I turned twenty this summer) are inseparable insufferable begrudgingly they admit “guess you were right” believing that will make them heroes, by full on confessing they are ******** I turned twenty in the summer my tan legs in cutoffs (it’s summer) drives them to madness, accused, you are pitiless, for their dreams of you involve ransom   still, you search and quiet plead like Abraham, to the heated air, while listening to Whitney Houston and Ed Sheeran, (on your earbuds just so nobody knows your weakness) for just that one good man in the township of ***** and Gomorrah my mother bitter sneers good luck with that, forgetting I am now twenty years so old, so advanced, that my hopes and aspirations are no longer those the ones in my high school yearbook my poetry fills pages, a human urban renewal, laying out a city of hope recalling that ***** and Gemorrah were destroyed
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Aug 10, 2018
Aug 10, 2018 at 11:49 AM UTC
men and their egos (I turned twenty this summer)
men and their egos (I turned twenty this summer) are inseparable insufferable begrudgingly they admit “guess you were right” believing that will make them heroes, by full on confessing they are ******** I turned twenty in the summer my tan legs in cutoffs (it’s summer) drives them to madness, accused, you are pitiless, for their dreams of you involve ransom   still, you search and quiet plead like Abraham, to the heated air, while listening to Whitney Houston and Ed Sheeran, (on your earbuds just so nobody knows your weakness) for just that one good man in the township of ***** and Gomorrah my mother bitter sneers good luck with that, forgetting I am now twenty years so old, so advanced, that my hopes and aspirations are no longer those the ones in my high school yearbook my poetry fills pages, a human urban renewal, laying out a city of hope recalling that ***** and Gemorrah were destroyed
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Aug 10, 2018
Aug 10, 2018 at 11:49 AM UTC
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