whatever i touch turns into tragedy— Midas wishes his hands were made of mine.
i dare not touch trees and their leaves— their old age will not matter once i graze their skin.
i do wonder if everything good that comes are worthy of my ruin— they quickly turn sour and ugly once they, finally, rest their heads on my lap and i am left here, once again, picking up the scraps, telling myself nothing incredibly, or inherently, bad has happened yet.
but what if it comes?
what if the world decides to put the blame on me and punish me for simply being alive?