the bus is coming and it’s raining outside. i’m cold, and my shaking fingers are shooting missiles toward you from fifteen miles away. texting is the worst form of communication.
the bus is coming and it’s raining outside. can’t you ever answer the ******* phone when i call you? do you even love me? do you care that i’m in pain? do you care that i’m waiting here, alone, cold, while you have your car and some other ***** snuggled up under your arm?
the bus is coming and it’s raining outside. what am i supposed to do, leave you when you say you don’t care about me? others have told me that i’m resilient and i don’t want to make liars out of my friends. i can take this. i can take this. i’m not afraid of pain. keep hurting me. tell me to **** myself and i’ll kiss your calloused fingers and worship you like nothing else. i am on my knees and the lentils you had me kneel on are beginning to cut through my skin. baby? do we still call each other, baby?
the bus is coming and it’s raining outside. do you remember that morning when you called me a fat ******* ***** because i spilled coffee all over the kitchen floor? do you? because i do. and i would crawl through the coffee and the scattered glass like a dead man does through hell, trying to get to something better but knowing they never will.
the bus is coming and it’s raining outside. i am not crazy. well, i am crazy. but i’m not crazy here. here, i need you to hear me. don’t just say you do- actually do it. pull my heart out and look how it pulsates with love. every beat was made for you and you just won’t look. you won’t listen.
the bus is coming and it’s raining outside. i have put my hands through blazing fire to soothe your enormous ego and you can’t pick me up from the ******* bus stop. ****! what’s a girl got to do to find a man that will lick her wounds and devour her fears? am i not worthy of love? should i just **** myself?
the bus is coming and it’s raining outside. i’m a mistake. i am unlovable. i am a ruined being left alone by God to suffer in this hell we call life. everything he says about me is right. i’m difficult. i cry too much. i’m too depressed. i’m crazy. i’m crazy. i’m crazy.
the bus is coming and it’s raining outside. what was i thinking? i don’t need a man. i don’t need anyone! i am more godly than anything up in the sky or beneath the earth! i am the vacuum of space and i’ll suffocate those who think i’m anything less than perfect. why won’t he pick up the ******* phone?
the bus is coming and it’s raining outside. i check my phone. it’s 7:11pm. the bus isn’t coming. i don’t think it ever was.
This is a fake scenario. No person was a real victim of abuse. No persons were harmed in the making of this poem. This is a work of fiction. It is a look into the mind of someone with borderline personality disorder, spoken as a woman with BPD.