waterproof bandaids

waterproof bandaids

A Poem by Taylor Lane
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some wounds never heal

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missing him hurts like a knife through my heart
as this pain from a past life tears me apart
is this my debt to pay for all of my sins
some things hurt more than the blade on my wrist
the warfare in my soul leaves me wounded beyond repair
years later and i still haven’t healed
wishing i could sew these wounds and be okay
but some things never seem to leave me
unless those things are people, as they always seem to go
but their smile stays on my mind, and the sound of my name rolling off their tongue and the way my heart would burst when they looked at you
now its sort of crumbled, falling to the floor
as i press myself against the wall to stop myself convulsing
shaking with every tear
Pathetic
lifetimes ruined because i can’t move on
i don’t want to love you
but here i am, hiding inside my mind, watching days go by
my room dark, my spirits darker
wondering how you’re doing today
and if she makes you happy
and what you will do when she leaves, because she will
wondering who will pick up your pieces, wondering if they’ll fall for you too
i hope they don’t learn to love you, i hope they don’t really try 
because soon she’ll be bored and give you attention and you’ll throw your savior away
I’m still sitting amongst the waste
wasting away
listening to songs that remind me of you
my voice shaking as i try to sing
crying in the shower where no one can hear me 
where the water beats down on me 
mixing with my tears
washing away my resolve
that facade that everyone sees
that lures men to their fate
showering off their touch and their smell
wrapped in a towel that could never be as warm as your embrace
i fall apart again
and she knocks on your door
and i say my last goodbye

© 2016 Taylor Lane


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Added on September 5, 2016
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