Desperate Words for a Lonely ManA Poem by Ryan RobinsonThe best way to get over a girl is to put her into writing... As long as she didn't kill you first.
I write to you,
A dear friend of mine. When we see less of each other, the first thing I forget is your face. You're body in size to mine flutters away. I'm left with your legs, which loses itself in a wet blur. I can only remember your hair. Your number, the eleven digits which I connect with your name, engraved into my frontal lope, or brain as a whole, slowly rearranges itself, creating a new order. Was the seven before the two? Your smell, I catch quickly, has moments. The saddest of moments. The horrid of moments. The eye-watering of moments. The sinking-of-heart moments. The quick reminder of who we once were. Your touch, I knew it briefly. I wish I still possessed it. I lost it. It belongs to someone else. Someone who doesn't deserve it. Oh Emma. You dear friend of mine. I don't wish you were a friend, but strictly mine. I don't want our final moments to be drunken angry comments, made out of desperation to recreate something you didn't want. I'm still here, my dear friend. B***h.
© 2014 Ryan RobinsonAuthor's Note
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