Frostbite

by diary   Mar 5, 2007


Chilled to the bone,
standing above the place
you carved your name
even though it was plastic, it might as well have been your headstone.
i tried to move past it all,
but i needed you to be my crutch,
without you i felt alone in a crowd
but you was too busy smokin on that dutch.

ice running through my body. I'm cold for miles in my own veins. I'm so numb i can't feel nobody. i get hugs, smiles,
and kisses, yet they're all wasted,
because i don't even want to feel
the sun shining on my face.
i embrace the cold night, and the rainy days, an excuse for when my eyes start to water.
my only happiness
is in snow, ice, and rain.
I'd make a good mailman, don't you think?
cynical sarcasm is all i can think. i only
wanna see in black and white.
color isn't real when there's nothing you
want to describe, but the bitter hatred i have inside, from the bitter chill
of frostbite.

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