I Am Not A Concept
You want someone clothed like a stripper with the ideals of a housewife.
Someone who is worn – a shell.
Gutted of originality and malleable like water.
But that’s why I can’t stay; I can’t allow myself to dim.
I’m leaving the way I came.
Floating between the riffraff and the diamonds.
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