I will never have my day in court with you.
One day I'll be OK with that,
but today, I wish I could see you come unglued
with a dozen eyes on you.
But these are all just fantasies
of a person who has lived on their knees.
I'm not a coward— at least I don't think so
—but to coexist with a hammer, I became smoke.
I made it so I was a whisper when you were a scream.
Waking the next day, pretending like it was all a dream.
What goes around never comes around,
all I get is a no voice and no ground.
What goes around never comes around,
all I get is a double-stab in the back.
I'll never have my day in court with you.
Was it even a crime? Is there even a line
in a manual, a book somewhere,
that says this was all unfair.
If there was, would it matter?
The glass is still shattered.
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Every Last Drop
Poetryfor hard times. for the lonely late nights. and the tears we cry. every last drop. * all rights reserved