Break up with me
I ask him to come and break up with
me face-to-face
like a captain visits the families of the dead
or a spider who wraps his prisoners
I say be a dog who pauses before he attacks
or a friend who stabs a friend in the front
I want him to look me in the eyes
when we’re alone in the park and
slowly give me his reasons why
But all he wants to do
is run home and text me “I’m sorry”
and expect me to be upset
He begins to torture me with memories
to find if i’m really “okay”
Once he finds that I am,
he decides to say he still “loves” me
Now it’s my turn to run
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