Car Keys
My clothes smell like
Rain and gasoline,
A sign that I’ve been
Spending too many nights
Walking alone when I
Should have been
With you.
My yellow rain boots are
Scuffed with tar and
Dirt, reminders of
The times the sidewalk came up
Too quickly beneath my feet
And the puddles were
Too deep.
I keep my car keys
In my pocket,
because I've
never been good with
Commitment.
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