I told you it would get too much, be too much. I spill and stain and burn. Too much to carry, always too much. Easier to leave because they know my mind will flood the space they took up in my heart, waves crashing against my ribcage, water filling up in my lungs.
You might find the knees of my jeans dusted with asphalt, you might find me palming the tarmac. Searching for what once was mine. Hoping to find what once was mine.