I wonder what my skin looks like under rays of fractured light, in the bright harshness of a cracked phone screen filled with haunting thoughts.
I wonder what pictures of my lonely smile look like, trapped behind your busted escape. I wonder what you think of the soft glow of my skin in the brilliant sunlight, since you've left me behind.
I wonder what you think to yourself when you see pictures of me next to people, with a small smile and dimpled cheeks.
I wonder if you react the same as I do.
Do you feel your heart drop?
Do you feel your breath catch in the back of your throat?
Do you regret what you did?
I wonder if you've ever imagined me curled in the shower floor with the water slowly cooling around my skin because it rushed me to leave that place.
I wonder if you've ever thought about the repercussions of your actions.
I wonder what I look like in soft dresses and smiles, what I look like in dark jeans and boots, what I look like in half moon smirks and filtered starlight.
What do I look like to you?
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Falling Up
PoetryA collection of poems about me falling in the wrong direction, and me falling in love with the wrong person.
