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no way


stern the way his hands gripped the bud light bottle forming prints that wash down like blood drops from pantie lines polite the way his voice greeted you in the middle of moonlight like his eyes undressed you weeks before the incident shallow the way the boat sailed away from the body left in the river like thoughts in raved night clubs gone the way he forgot you after bruises that left you worried like your soul in a lost world because this this was no way that you could live
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