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Jonathan
Poems
Jul 2019
pouring the gasoline
I still can’t catch a scent of vinegar
Without smelling your house
again
I still can’t walk across a tacky, veneer floor
without being trapped
Again
Like a rat
prying myself out of this glue trap because
I fell for the little chunk of cheese
you dangled in front of me
I still can’t wear that
Tight
Grey
tank top
Without feeling your bare arms
wrapped around mine
Your lips
pressed against mine
I might have kissed you
but
I
D i d
N o t
W a n t
What Came Next
I told you
we should slow down
I told you this was a mistake
You said:
“We’re
teenagers,
We make mistakes
That’s what high school
is for,
We do stupid ****.”
I guess we do
-pouring the gasoline
Written by
Jonathan
16/Non-binary/Phoenix, Arizona
(16/Non-binary/Phoenix, Arizona)
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