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leftovers

theres always a pebble in my shoe

i dont know how it got there

but it never hurts until i stare;

and then i cant stop staring

  recently i found another,

  jabbing at my toes,

  piercing my flesh;

  this is fine, i suppose.

other people have pebbles too

different shapes and sizes

so why am i so ashamed?

to walk with a limp?


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anxieties voiced,

fears assuaged,

boundaries communicated,

even side pieces deserve that much.

hold me close,

make me feel loved,

shower me in flowers and kisses from above.

benevolence overflowing, even a doll like me gets a hug.

maybe you should’ve communicated

that we would stop communicating.

people only want what they cant have