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Tears Peaking


At the square

In the park

Walking, talking rabbits.

 

And he was so tall.

 

Back in my room, shaking with nervousness

Lights off.

It's been a while since I've done this. 

 

Human Centipede,

Beavis and Butthead.

"This is a turn-off." I said.

 

"Challenge accepted." He said. 

Already attached

He lies like a dog

 

And lies some more.

I believed him.

 

 

I have a plan.

The next time I see him,

He seemed shorter than I remembered.

 

"Don't let him kiss you."

I didn't.

I know.

 

And finally,

at the subway,

I buried what was dead.

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