Tell me you cheated
Tell me she made you laugh
Tell me she was better in bed
Tell me she had it
something you can’t describe
Even tell me you were drunk
It didn’t mean anything
Or it did, just please,
Please,
Don’t tell me I’m not enough

Time colored our
nights, once alive,
now the memories,
alone, make me dizzy

Transitions

The sun yawned itself awake
The moon, wearily waiting,
Blushed brightly at its apparition
Before blinking itself to sleep

He loves me the way
The first bird sings

Sweetest when
No one else
Is awake

Home

A little bit of sand has
been glued to my ankle
for three days now

Maybe you never
Live up to expectations
Because
My imagination is too wild

I fell
And got up
And fell
And got up
And fell
And I’m trying
To get up

Meeting Modern Men

Hey, hi, hello.
Halo? Hell, no.
He’ll go.

I could see my limits
In the distance
If I looked behind us

I was still searching
For yours

Dance with me
He whispered
Like we’ve danced before

I danced alone
Wandering, wondering
How many songs until
Depression asked again

I let you doodle
on my heart
without realizing
you held
a permanent marker

Those three or four
words we hang onto
from nameless faces
and years ago
make me wonder
which words
I didn’t choose carefully

You asked
How I feel

Selfish

Like I’ve lived
In only one
Person’s head

I knew it was over

My mind wrapped in your arms
My body wrapped in his

I want a life full of
Adventures
One way tickets
Takeoffs
No goodbyes

I peeked into heaven

It was just
Me, you
And a canoe

When I hope
this moment
lasts forever,
it’s always
already gone