I wish I had the courage to talk to pretty girls. It’s not them; it’s their cold beauty that makes my fingers shiver, and rejection that makes me feel like I’m a white lighter that strikes out nothing more than sparks.
I wish I had the courage to not take **** from my superiors and remind them that when you beat the life out of a man, you had better cut a deal with Death if you plan to let him stand back up.
I wish I had the courage to rise above peer pressure and see that a bulletproof vest isn’t so dumb when you realize that the person you take a bullet, for was actually the one who loaded the gun.
I wish I had the courage to tell you that your **** looked HUGE in those jeans, and I wanted to burn every other pair you owned.
I wish I had the courage to get out of bed every morning, because sometimes I forget that I’m actually still alive, and my blinds keep hiding the fact that this world is made of sugar.
I wish I had the courage to be vulnerable again but trust is a treasure someone stole from my heart, left a bag of sand in its place, and took off running.
I wish I had the courage to ask for help because I’m not the sharpest cheddar in the fridge and I was born with a head that could break down brick walls.
I wish I had the courage to own a snake but I was brought up Catholic so I am conditioned to fearing both the Devil and God.
I wish I had the courage to keep my commitments so when the people I love open my promise box, they actually find something inside.
I wish I had the courage to let go of the past and get past the point of letting go.
I wish I had to courage to speak at your funeral . . . but I’ve never been the fastest to pick up the pieces, and even when I do I always put them in the wrong place, so **** it. I filed down the jigsaw edges so now all I have to do is connect the dots, but every time I do, all I get are silhouettes of you; us. I see your face in a day more than I see faces in a week. It’s the reason I stand at the edge of rooftops, the reason all my mirrors are broken, the reason I wake up with my face floating in a pool. I wrote a paper this morning titled, “To Do Today:” It's crumpled somewhere on the floor because the only thing I’m really going