Inhaled that burn down my windpipe Spread through my bronchi to every tiny alveoli like fire spreading through a forest reaching every leaf
feel that singe Concentrate on that sweet pain that stain it leaves on my fingertips A trace of something on me Proving I'm not empty
Trace of the war I have inside Shooting those bullets and from my self I run and hide Because Smoke, Gun powder and tar taste the same As I'm setting my inside on flames
just to make the burn in my heart seem less dominating I burn my lungs and by the end of this night I finished a pack of cigarettes Leaving my body in the destruction of the aftermath You can hear my insides cry like a soft melody of jazz
Who really wins a war after so much loss but I still fight till I can fight no more
loneliness is marked by tables built for eight and still not finding a space. by three-way conversations and missed relations by forgotten drinks and ****** sinks by not getting a bracelet and not being invited to get wasted by getting replaced and being in the way by long sleeves and broken dreams by relapsing and collapsing by not being included and feeling secluded.
i used to say things like "you will be mine." or, "you will love me." or, "one day, you'll start to care." but i am not the foolish young girl i used to be. i know better than to believe in miracles or fairy tales. maybe that's all we would have been; a fairy tale. in real life the ugly commoner never even gets noticed by the perfect prince. i have gotten noticed by you. what makes me think that you cared? you have an entire kingdom of girls better than me. you and i would never work and it's a bit hard to understand that fact after believing in us for so long. it's hard going from the top of the world to rock bottom and that's how i feel after losing you. actually, no, i didn't lose you. i still see you everyday. i guess i just came back to reality.