When your bare legs grazed mine beneath the sheets I felt butterflies
In between my thighs as you awoke sounds of ecstasy from deep within me.
I watched you watch me, drinking in the image of my naked body sprawled out beneath you, yielding to your touch.
But that….was yesterday.
You never saw the scars on my bare legs when you were going down on me
Proof of previous pain that you once caused
Too concerned with my physical demeanor to care about the feelings BENEATH my bones.
And I…was too mesmerized by your blue eyes to realize
That you...were only looking straight through me.
I don’t remember you coming. But I certainly remember you leaving.
Of all the times I lay awake to watch you sleep
It was never once my name that you whispered in the depths of your slumber,
And I knew it would never be my touch that saved the pieces of the man you were before me
Another shot pours down my throat, maybe I’ll forget you, I hope as he caresses my inner thigh with his tongue
I’m trying to forget you.
I can’t swim, I’m drowning, the water blocking my airway making me gasp, gulp…
Can’t grasp onto the idea that you’re gone.
This lump in my throat a permanent reminder that I wear my heart on my sleeve.
I stumble, holding onto the wall as my words slur in a kaleidoscope of color escaping from my mouth I can’t breathe
I’m deceived by the bullshit that you’ve put me through for more than two years I’m angry.
I can’t escape.
I’m filled with hate as his bare legs slide between mine
And I realize that they are not yours.
Everything that I once wanted turned into an elastic band pulling so hard from one end that it finally snapped,
I snapped.
And when I came to my breaking point, I recovered the smallest ounce of hope that had been buried beneath my illusion of love that I had been fighting to keep.
I rediscovered reality finding my footing on solid ground instead the quicksand where my innermost thoughts had lain for too entirely long.
Instead of beating my head against the wall, waiting for a call that never came,
I unplugged the damn phone from the wall and threw it out the ****ing window, I’m done with the stupid idea of what we should have, could have, would have been forget it.
Tomorrow when I awake, alone beneath my sheets where my bare legs kiss each other for comfort, my only thought will be—
It’s about time I got my life back.