BlameA Poem by Sophia MoosmannSo you blame me for everything Months of destruction and carnivorous outbursts So you mapped out the universe To the fullest of it’s expansion, Including every day you cried And every time you knocked on that lonesome door Tied in each petal on each flower in every garden Linked in the calculations of spatial trajectory And every person who had ever done you wrong Sprawled it all out on your bedroom floor Used your mother’s yarn to connect them all together And somehow, through fate or the Fibonacci sequence, It all came back to me So you feel entitled to sympathy After all, it was me who caused the world to stop Me who brought eternal night Me who set it all on fire Well, I don’t care anymore I don’t feel guilty at all I don’t blame myself for anything I’m not losing any sleep I don’t even wish that I did care I just wish that you would let me leave Please, let me leave © 2015 Sophia Moosmann |
StatsAuthorSophia MoosmannAbout16 year old writer Writing is my breathing. "I've been in Hollywood Hills taking violet pills, writing all of my songs about my cheap thrills." more..Writing
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