he told me that my ideas were stronger than my voice and the metal frame shudders, threatening to fall apart once and for all.
look! how rusted are the bolts, the washers nonexistent with every movement, a creak and a groan and then another bolt lost
she told me what they always say: i would't if i didn't want to unless, of course, you felt you had to don't you see? carefully manipulated by one such as me
he told me there was no point in it, in penning down words and phrases of sifting through verbage to find what to say because even if even if someone listened (no one hears a thing), it reads as empty
so i wanted to try once more, with feeling.
from day one i talked about getting out, but not forgetting about how all my fears are letting out; he said why put a new address on the same old loneliness when breathing just passes the time until we all grow old and die