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Fenwick Ct


I should have walked up your front door

put my hand through the broken glass 

but the winter breeze kept me away 

said you should be home in your own bed 

he’ll be gone in the morning 

Don’t you remember, I told you before  

I never could speak but I can tell you every detail of how I drown in your eyes 

What’s the point now, I already suffocated,  

you left another trail 

give it a year, it will disappear

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