If I think about the last few years before the end of the world and can press my lips in a straight line, it feels remotely like staying.
I used to try and clean the driveway with a toothbrush, until the bristles wore down and the skin on my knuckles rubbed off on the pavement. You used to smile as you walked by.
If I sit with my head against the window of the bus and I remember you swinging me across the surface of the water, it feels exactly like we lost you.
I don't want to remember you like I'm trying to prove you were ever here.
Was there ever a good way to lose a father?
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