All the honey in the world isn’t as sweet as you,
Stuck and sticky, too.
Dessert in human form,
powdered sugar dust-storm,
this can’t be the norm.
–S.
All the honey in the world isn’t as sweet as you,
Stuck and sticky, too.
Dessert in human form,
powdered sugar dust-storm,
this can’t be the norm.
–S.
Over a slice of cheesecake, I’m reminded of all of the love we didn’t get to make.
Over a slice of cheesecake, I’m reminded of all of the sweetness we didn’t get to taste.
Over a slice of cheesecake, I’m reminded of all of the pictures we didn’t get to take.
Over a slice of cheesecake, I’m reminded of heartache.
–S.
We’re the only survivors,
in the wreckage of you and I.
Red flare shot into the sky.
Lit up all the pain,
surprised I didn’t die.
SOS,
we made a fucking mess.
We’re the only survivors,
in the wreckage of you and I.
–S.
Sometimes it feels like all the goodness in the world couldn’t eradicate the darkness inside of me.
Sometimes it feels like all the lenses in the world couldn’t help me see.
Sometimes it feels like all the meditation in the world wouldn’t let me be.
Sometimes it feels like there is no free.
–S.
I’ll be sorry the rest of my life.
In my heart, this will keep you alive.
You’ll never have to fade or go away.
With me, you’ll always stay.
I’ll be sorry the rest of my life.
–S.
Mistakes made,
hurt exchanged.
Emotions fade,
outlooks jade.
We’re not good for each other,
but we’re great at making heartbreak marmalade.
–S.
Longing,
rhymes with belonging,
and prolonging,
too.
All words that I’d connect with you.
I was fawning and then it was dawning,
that I was bombing.
and wronging,
everything all to hell.
–S.
I’m headed to the movies,
seat G4 or maybe two,
I’m staring at the back of their heads,
isn’t that what all normal people do?
It’s like I’m in a back pew,
watching love in open-view,
but I’m just the girl in G2.
–S.
He orders matcha because she does.
His smile still gives me a slight buzz.
His laughter gives my eyesight a little fuzz.
But he still orders matcha because she does.
–S.
The counselor tells me I should show myself grace.
The idea makes my heart race.
Could it really help erase,
thirty-three years of self-hate?
–S.