—i think i could dieright here in the Driver's Seat
my tears blur the Windshield
in a watery, blinding sheen
(no no it isn't rain)
and, oh god, they taste of Kerosene
but this car isn't in Drive
it hasn't even been startedi'm afraid that if i twist the Key
more than the Ignition will be ignitedgrowling like frenzied lions
ripping me to pieces
splayed across the Dashboard
in a gory mess my mother has to witness
in all it's heaving sputtering blubbering glorythat pain is a great alternative
to the squeezing fist around my heartto: those hostile big cats in my chest
from: RB (the girl who is most definitely not a lion tamer)
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