Hertz
I've got a multi-chambered heart
like a double-barrel shotgun—
and the occasional dissonance
of thunder under my skin
is what reminds me that I've got one.
And when I came to you—
guns-blazing,
I had no idea that the recoil
would be so sharp.
But now I'm stuck with the gunpowder
in my heart.
The empty shells
of those I-love-you's
still jingle in the emptiness
of my single rib-cage.
And I still remember
the ringing in my ears;
the blast that shook my life
for far too many years.
I miss you.
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