As my hands tighten around your neck,
And I hear you gasp for air,
I cry not a single tear, but try to stay strong;
Because you really did not care.
I press my warm lips to your forehead;
Your dead, cold, pale forehead.
I sit and wonder for a moment and silently ask;
“So what’s it like to be dead?”
My deed is finally done now.
As I bury you in the ground.
I wonder what she will say;
When she realizes you’re not around.
But alas; this is a daydream.
For truly, I’d never have the nerve.
Even if you left me with a broken heart;
You’ll never get what you deserve.
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The Ghosts of my past.
PoesíaLiterally, the ghosts of my past. My pain and such. Poetry from 2008-2009.