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brighton, you made me feel like less of a cage for one night my bars were branches i have since, however, thrown away the key. you, wore your heart on your knee we spent three months in bed until i found you washing your sheets of me. 11am, you made me impulsive i knew nothing but your name we shared our skin for three & a half hours until i faked a text and rushed to leave. one night stand, and sit, and all fours, we were eachothers last resort it seemed the whole time i felt like the aftermath of a catherine wheel all my charred skin wanted was to find something for breakfast. we found comfort together 2-3 nights a week only, momentary comfort left me with uncomfortable shame maybe that's why i never said your name always tried to hide my face. promised land, your arms were meant to be a haven i was supposed to find god in you we ought to have been scripture but i am not a holy temple and i stopped praying years ago. october you made me shine from across the bar it didn't take you long to get me into a taxi didn't take you long to stain my skin didn't take me long to let you in now every time i see you i know i'll never be clean again.
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Dec 10, 2013
Dec 10, 2013 at 12:18 PM UTC
brighton; aka, a complete history of my ****** failures
brighton, you made me feel like less of a cage for one night my bars were branches i have since, however, thrown away the key. you, wore your heart on your knee we spent three months in bed until i found you washing your sheets of me. 11am, you made me impulsive i knew nothing but your name we shared our skin for three & a half hours until i faked a text and rushed to leave. one night stand, and sit, and all fours, we were eachothers last resort it seemed the whole time i felt like the aftermath of a catherine wheel all my charred skin wanted was to find something for breakfast. we found comfort together 2-3 nights a week only, momentary comfort left me with uncomfortable shame maybe that's why i never said your name always tried to hide my face. promised land, your arms were meant to be a haven i was supposed to find god in you we ought to have been scripture but i am not a holy temple and i stopped praying years ago. october you made me shine from across the bar it didn't take you long to get me into a taxi didn't take you long to stain my skin didn't take me long to let you in now every time i see you i know i'll never be clean again.
a complete history of my ****** failures by chris waitt is a great documentary. the idea of which inspired this poem.
adam-hicks
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Dec 10, 2013
Dec 10, 2013 at 12:18 PM UTC
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