I strip down and look in the mirror.
I see your mark everywhere.
The scars you put on my body
And the scars you put on my soul.
The scars I made with my own hands.
All these scars that carved a hole
In me, unfillable abyss.
Then my eyes trace familiar lines
From the crows feet at my cheeks
And I can't help but stare
At the genetic inheritance
You left to me.
These angled ****** planes and
Auburn highlighted hair
Are all I have left of you.
My last mementos.
The longer I stand with my scars in the mirror,
The more the pain becomes real.
The more times I trace the last of you in my face,
The smaller the imprint of your touch on me becomes.
The double-edged sword of reality:
You hurt me,
You raised me,
You hated me,
But I think you also loved me.
Confusion first swirls
Then quickly fades.
For none of that matters now does it?
All I know is you're gone
And that's now what's real.
And I miss you
And that too is a fact.
Aug 20, 2015
Aug 20, 2015 at 10:11 PM UTC
I strip down and look in the mirror.
I see your mark everywhere.
The scars you put on my body
And the scars you put on my soul.
The scars I made with my own hands.
All these scars that carved a hole
In me, unfillable abyss.
Then my eyes trace familiar lines
From the crows feet at my cheeks
And I can't help but stare
At the genetic inheritance
You left to me.
These angled ****** planes and
Auburn highlighted hair
Are all I have left of you.
My last mementos.
The longer I stand with my scars in the mirror,
The more the pain becomes real.
The more times I trace the last of you in my face,
The smaller the imprint of your touch on me becomes.
The double-edged sword of reality:
You hurt me,
You raised me,
You hated me,
But I think you also loved me.
Confusion first swirls
Then quickly fades.
For none of that matters now does it?
All I know is you're gone
And that's now what's real.
And I miss you
And that too is a fact.
