Submit your work, meet writers and drop the ads. Become a member
May 2015
Damp mulch,
**** mulch,
Always getting inside your tennis shoe,

You said that you were leaving,
I didn't bother to cry,
Just slung my back pack over my shoulder,
You said you were surprised I didn't look back,
With my soft blue eyes, staring
Holding onto what was never there.

You said that you were leaving
I didn't bother to cry,
Just stuck my hand in my back pocket,
You said you were surprised I didn't look back,
With my stormy gray eyes, tornado
Backing away from your grasp

I don't do goodbyes, I don't do goodbye hugs, or farewells or see you laters. I just ******* walk away.
You should know this by now dad. Last time I saw you face to face, I was four at a park. You're such a coward, my my have you taught me so much.
Madeysin
Written by
Madeysin  Pa
(Pa)   
354
   ---, --- and Arcassin B
Please log in to view and add comments on poems