Charlotte e.e. Griffiths : Writing

maybe it's just me

maybe it's just me

A Poem by Charlotte e.e. Griffiths


i spit out the few teeth i lost in thatfight three years agonow, in the middle of a conversationabout absolutely nothingand nobody reallysays anything..
don't ask me (please)

don't ask me (please)

A Poem by Charlotte e.e. Griffiths


Charlotte Griffiths - don't ask me (please)i forget about you most days in bigage of adult. things get easierlike that.you don't bother me anda part o..
piece of the pie

piece of the pie

A Poem by Charlotte e.e. Griffiths


Charlotte Griffiths - piece of the pieeveryone's still arguing theiropinion and makingplan to attack andi'm just smoking a cigarettewith the localdrun..
consistently cruel

consistently cruel

A Poem by Charlotte e.e. Griffiths


POEM - Charlotte Griffiths - consistently cruelthere's not a lot to find when youstop looking. i think youwanted me to convince you isaw only reason t..
white noise

white noise

A Poem by Charlotte e.e. Griffiths


white noise - Charlotte Griffithsthe gland in my own arm swellsuntil it is almost the size of a golf ball, therain falls and autumn kicks slowlyinto c..
the drab

the drab

A Poem by Charlotte e.e. Griffiths


the distance we walked to find ourselves was not enough.we sit in dark alleys and burn butts down to the nub in hopesof burning our fingers andwe wait..
(they don't)

(they don't)

A Poem by Charlotte e.e. Griffiths


the streets burn.everything burnsbut still the words won't come. i havelost every sense of significance to the firesthat took all the homes iloved, an..
a sunlight to wait for (I couldn’t only wait for you)

a sunlight to wait for (I couldn’t only wait for..

A Poem by Charlotte e.e. Griffiths


we sit afront a raging ocean, the closest I have been to home since I left it, catching sand slipped beneath bent fingers and bruised legs, c..
leaky faucet

leaky faucet

A Poem by Charlotte e.e. Griffiths


into myself, I empty an entire bottle of honesty, watch as the tap drips gently and soon oozes a thick, rich blackness, a darkness I’ve kn..
window shopping

window shopping

A Poem by Charlotte e.e. Griffiths


I have closed my
 eyes to similar
 sights and I walk
 among smoked streets
 I do not know in
 what I hope is
..

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