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The coffee slides down my throat, Straight shot to my vines, an imitation of alive, My hearts too preoccupied to do its job Busy singing a siren song about a guy Who didn't want me Doesn't miss me And won't The anxiety of that truth slithers around my neck at night, stealing my rest As the memories of his touch haunt my mind, circling on repeat, whispering 'almost' I didn't know him long enough for it to feel this way Heartache is for the splits of duration not the barely begun But Here I am In withdrawal of him and all we could have been
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Mar 17, 2015
Mar 17, 2015 at 8:08 AM UTC
Siren Thoughts Over Morning Coffee - age 26
The coffee slides down my throat, Straight shot to my vines, an imitation of alive, My hearts too preoccupied to do its job Busy singing a siren song about a guy Who didn't want me Doesn't miss me And won't The anxiety of that truth slithers around my neck at night, stealing my rest As the memories of his touch haunt my mind, circling on repeat, whispering 'almost' I didn't know him long enough for it to feel this way Heartache is for the splits of duration not the barely begun But Here I am In withdrawal of him and all we could have been
chris-hollermann
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Mar 17, 2015
Mar 17, 2015 at 8:08 AM UTC
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