who said this would ever be fun? i am a gaping wound just passed back in forth between my mind and my heart. i don’t know how to breathe without an oxygen tank pumping filtered air into my body. i’d much rather be dead than have some machine breathe for me. i am a gaping wound at every party, i wasn’t invited. i just stand in the background and watch everyone else live till they puke love till they collapse. special: why did i ever feel so? every place hurts because i smell your scent here i see traces of your sweat on every chair. everywhere i look, you had been there before. dancing with your heart on your sleeve, you learned how to live at such a young age, can you teach me how to breathe by myself? show me the ropes, i can repeat it, even if you only do it once, i’ll break my ankles and shatter my lungs piecing together any little part i remember. teach me how to breathe without apologizing, how to lucid dream, how to be someone you would never ever forget even if you get dementia and your brain doesn’t remember how to function anymore. i am a gaping wound, but please wipe the blood and bandage me up. never mind; i don’t wanna damage you too.
i went to senior banquet and it made me realize that i am so alone. i am like a gaping wound at every social gathering, i’m shocked when people don’t realize. i think they do, they just don’t know how to teach me how to breathe by myself. and i don’t blame them.