Jukonfx

i snapped, and kissed the gravel, each strand of my sanity slowly began to unravel. so tight knit it seemed, but the anger comes so easily. diving in, I plant my fist into the wall it's paper thin. i crumple the letter, that I sent proposing we tie the loose ends back together. slingshots and these thoughts propel me into a theme park. coasting through emotions, I'm hoping this is worth it.

unplugged. powered down and unplugged. you wrap the cord around my wrists. bound- a tied on frown. I tried to drown in your tears, but they woke me. unspoken, your lips sealed tight. your cheeks seem to crack as I force a smile. painting red cheeks with fingerprints. tattooed with bruises and scrapes that dwell inside. because from out here I still see your shine.

Sundays turn into Seattle It was the usual Sunday morning, forced out of bed; the birds reset the alarm clock. No breakfast again. So I feed off the bread crumbs that she left behind. The smell of cigarettes and regret hits me like a ton of bricks. black static inherits the thoughts I threw away yesterday A simple trail, took me to Seattle where it's never dry. rain that'll wash the pain down the drains, but the puddles never leave. They over stay their welcome, just as I. I search for her heart, listen for the familiar rhythm. I'm lost in the pavement, taking steps I've seen by others. They seem to have it down, left, right, forward- s

Where it starts, and where it begins, the bus stop bench, a home for sins. many nights I've almost died in this spot, but somehow I always wake up- eyes bloodshot. as if; someone's watching over me, could it be? that a guardian angel is keeping me from heaven's scene. I've never believed in God, he took everything I had hidden corrupted my thoughts and made me addicted. a few moments pass, and the temperature steepens, the fog rolls in, as if in a supernatural sequence. I catch her walking, from the corner of my eye, she takes a seat but then she starts to cry. something about her, familiarity overwhelms me, but I stay quiet, as