Salted Caramel
To him:
I dreamt of him
Again
Of his dark caramel skin
On my porcelain white
His soft hands combing
Through my thick hair
His full lips
Pressed against mine
I want him innocently
Arms around me
Entwined fingers
Jacket around my shoulders
And I want him rough
Callouses around my throat
Bruised knuckles
Broken mirrors
I go through these days
Pretending I could care less about him
But I want to be sure
I’ll remember it all
The pain
The pleasure
I’ll remember all of it
I wish he would too
I still cherish
The day we froze on the swing sets
The day we walked 10 miles to nowhere
The day we stole utensils from a kmart
The day we watched the world from a billboard
The day he told me he loved me
The day he kissed me
The days we were aware
I want all of it
The happiness
The hurt
But it seems
He doesn’t want this
He doesn’t want me
And it makes me question
Do I want me?
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