Note: A poem I wrote today after thinking about that time on the bus. I hate him and this is my rage in poetry. Enjoy it, because I doubt he will ;)
We share the same bus.
I hate looking at the back of your head
every single fucking day.
I want to hit you upside the head
and pull out all that auburn hair.
And I hate the way you look at
me as you climb onto the bus;
you hold my gaze and don't speak.
You know you don't have to speak
to get your point across to me.
We've always shared that connection,
haven't we?
And I hate the way you make me feel;
like I was never good enough, like
everything you said to me was a lie and
I was just a major mistake.
We haven't spoken.
Just looks. Just glares. Just thoughts.
No words, no rolling tongues.
And that's okay with me, really.
I'd hate to hear your voice directed at me.
I think I'd throw a fist at you,
rip out your voice box.
I never want to hear a lie out of your mouth again.
-Dragonette
YOU ARE READING
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PoetryAnd when she stood, she stood tall. She'll make a fool of you all. -u.k. (Non-Fiction: #28 Poetry: #74)