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mkay
May 16, 2019
sticky chewing gum on my teeth
pick em up you’ve got something for me
tell me you don’t love anymore
and you close the door okay?
are you okay?
questions that i ask myself
do you think you did the right thing
are you feelin sorry
questions for you
do you miss me
or all we could be?
do you miss me?
pills in your pocket you’ve got a lot
of problems and i know that i’m not enough
and i’ll never be
what you really need
stay for me
please
oh, breathe
my chewing gums lost its stick
and i feel like such a p**ck
made decisions way too quick
messed up all i’ve ever quit
now i’m sorry for my actions
didn’t mean to cause distractions
i’m sorry for all the things i’ve done
and all the things that i’ve undone
© Michelle M.
Brooklyn, NY
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