There was a girl to be seen sometimes, her breath at the pulse of my throat and fingers wrapped, such elegant porcelain skin pressed against my forehead.
She fell into my eyes and I swallowed her not whole, only those little bits she left.
She does not nourish me, only curls up in my liver where guilt prickles every time I let the toxins in.
The only words she spoke reverberate in my lungs so each of our breaths whisper what I am not - 'when I was younger I knew I could be anything it was only when I got older that I forgot.'