So, I got a but jealous
As in primary school we spent our time fighting over her
Back and forth
Back and forth
Till I rammed into her back
To spilt us apart
Which she said "didn't really help"
Then secondary school come
And we were still tied together
Through seeing each other every week at scouts
And the other contestants didn't have that
So started to drift away
"how insecure we have been"
I would remark from time to time.
"well technically I won the competition"
I often joked.
As we are now pretty comfortable best friends,
Partners in mostly going along with the rules but making fun of them whilst we do.
But when we meet up with the old contestants
There's one who still hasn't given up
Who smiled to my face,
Who said I was bad at singing,
Who made up games I couldn't be a part of,
Who, however hard I try to be nice now
Still doesn't reciprocate it.
So, when my 'best friend'
Told me she might be late to explorers
Because she was going around to my old nemesis's house
2 and a half hours before explorers is due to start
(so, if she misses explorers it means she was having a lot of fun)
And she doesn't make it to explorers
So, although I haven't got my knife drawn anymore
And I know I don't own her
I'm definitely better than this
But my first thought was
"shit it may not be over yet."
notes:
(for the week august 5th) hey guys, I'm now actually cataloguing my poems into what they are about it currently only consist of like 5 folders and my decisions of each one are a bit dodgy- it takes me a long time to find them (this one is in things I notice about the world) I also have like 5 poems for the next 2 weeks so I might actually get selective oooooh. Instead of just publishing the first one that I have available.
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