The Toughest Man, What A Joke
A girl. A child. A daughter. A human, perhaps, But all you saw was a toughest man in there, When all I wanted to be
Did You Get Enough Love, Little Dove?
Dear loneliest undemanding sibling, The one no one ever worries about, The one who takes care of everything, The one everyone sees as a savior,
You Were My Mother Too!
You look at me and hate who I am, As if you didn’t make me into this shell, Like you weren’t the one who hurt
The Free-Use Vending Machine
I wanted to live, at least once, To feel what it was like, to be alive. I wanted to dream, and let go, Without having
The Unrequited of Them All
Someday, I had dared to love, Dared to believe in the reality of it all, The possibility that there was always more, More to the
Once There Was A Home in Us
A lover in the night and savior by day, I should have been different, for him, I should have tried to embrace him more, Instead
A Thousand Years With You
It was different, with her, the girl in a red scarf, The girl whose smile tore through my heart, Whose life was never hers, to
Unexpected, Unconditional, Yet Loved
I thought a lot of things were impossible, That there was a system to be followed, A mastery that needed to be kept always, And
Bon Voyage, My Precious Kitten
Kitten, I’m coming for you, Consider this a heads-up, my precious, Even though my mind is focused on the wall, The one you taught me
My Lavender-Scented Love
I haven’t written letters for years, petal, And truly, this may not be what you like, Even as I struggle to write down these words,
