sometimes i wonder-

taylr

when i was younger my mommy and daddy loved each other.

i only have one photo of them together, but it sits on my bedside dusty and clouded where nobody else will look at it

a pipe dream of a world that maybe i could have had

but now my heart runs along hundreds of miles of motorway to find him.

he says it was to live closer to his family and i believe him-

but sometimes i wonder if he was running away from my mum.

but sometimes i wonder if he was running away from me.

run away, run away! tag in the courtyard

when i was younger we would play tag and i would always take a time out once i got caught, so i wouldn’t have to chase anyone

i could never catch anyone, so people would avoid me, they didn’t want to end the game

i knew i wasn’t a fast kid and i’d never win, so i would always end up crying

i was always the kid crying in the corner;

sometimes i wonder if i’m still that kid, if i could ever be that girl again, crying because her mommy didn’t come pick her up from school.

sometimes i wonder if i had been the tagger, if the game of tag would ever have ended. or would they just keep running away from me?

when i was younger i left for high school for the first time and my mom cried taking a photo of me in my uniform. rite of british passage.

sometimes i wonder if my dad cried.

i don’t think he ever saw that photo.

sometimes i wonder when my dad thinks about me.

sometimes i wonder if anyone won’t run away from me.

sometimes i wonder-

  • Author: taylorlikeswift (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: April 2nd, 2023 09:54
  • Comment from author about the poem: these words fell out of my brain and here we are. very much a say what you see poem. i actually intended this to be some sort of slam poem but i think it's too short (and i don't have the confidence for slam haha) and i wanted to share it somewhere so that's why there's no sort of structure or anything. enjoy
  • Category: Sad
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