Submit your work, meet writers and drop the ads. Become a member
Apr 2021
Inside my armor I feel
the popping and twisting of bones
grinding against old cartilage,
Built up from prolonged neglect of pressure.
I can’t really decide if it is pain or pleasure.
Last time we met before you slammed the door in my face,
you told me while pushing me against the kitchen wall:
- Lie to yourself as much as your heart can take,
but never ever lie to me.
I lie so well and girls like me never cry.
Zara rain
Written by
Zara rain
223
       Gideon, South-by-Southwest, ryn and Leone Lamp
Please log in to view and add comments on poems