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The Day You Died


 

The Day You Died

 

 

 

 

I scrubbed your prints

from my walls

and got rid of your dust


 

because it does no good

mingling with mine anyways


 

and as for your photo

in the back of my wallet


 

it’s now nothing more


 

than I ever was

 
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