she says I'm too young,
but sadness manifests the same
so I place my broken jaw
back into its broken place
a modern epimetheus
dragging my prudence by the reins
confronted with the trouble that'd been steeping
for years on the fire
and like the ferris wheel that spun every summer
that I lost interest in
as I sloughed more and more of my childhood skin
I look off into the fog, salt and sand
'n the moon perched so highly,
a king in the sky
sending off its armed stars to cut through the night
****** from this nonage fantasy
by the bitter taste of tobacco in my mouth
maybe I can't love anyone
not yet
Jun 22, 2018
Jun 22, 2018 at 12:53 AM UTC
she says I'm too young,
but sadness manifests the same
so I place my broken jaw
back into its broken place
a modern epimetheus
dragging my prudence by the reins
confronted with the trouble that'd been steeping
for years on the fire
and like the ferris wheel that spun every summer
that I lost interest in
as I sloughed more and more of my childhood skin
I look off into the fog, salt and sand
'n the moon perched so highly,
a king in the sky
sending off its armed stars to cut through the night
****** from this nonage fantasy
by the bitter taste of tobacco in my mouth
maybe I can't love anyone
not yet
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