![]() CoronaA Poem by Molly GarnetThe boys I’ve kissed I can count on two hands and one
foot Sometimes I know their names Sometimes I don’t And I can’t tell you how many
times I’ve kissed a boy Because “he seemed nice” And I owe him something For his alleged chivalry There was my boyfriend, of course Bright eyed and 16 Playing games of spin the bottle But I didn’t really like him I just didn’t have the heart to
hurt him So I went through the motions Then there was a series of
Catholic school boys Who were bred to know the right
things to say And the right drinks to make There were the boys from concerts Three boys on one cruise Prom dates College parties And each one took a piece of me Each one broke my heart Because each one was supposed to
be different Ironically, The boys I’ve fallen for And I mean really fallen for I’ve never kissed Because they would take all of me
when they broke my heart Granted, There’s only been three of those And they’ve all been my best
friend And my heart hurts to think about How much they’ll never love me And when I remember how destroyed They used to make me feel It hurts as if they were
rejecting me for the first time But how could they not I’m innocent but easy I’ll believe anything from anyone Whether I’ve known him five years Or five minutes I self-destruct with Coronas and
flattery Small-talk and the way he touches
your hair I’d much rather fall in pretend
love Than risk the real thing. © 2013 Molly GarnetReviews
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