Caught in the headlights
Tits out in the limelight
Ready to wow and forget myself
I'm a rockstar
I'm everything I'm supposed to be
Which is everything
So watch me spin dysfunctionally
I'll take you in
My time as soon as I can
I can't tell you how soon that will be
Please forgive me
I see so plainly
How dearly your beautiful face means to me
Soon I hope
To find where the hell it is
That I lost my mind
And I hope sincerely
It's not too late
To reattach the threads that hold it on right cause I really don't want to lose that thing again.
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Jessica McGlaughlin
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I simply loved this. Simply a rock star, and that you are for putting this into words. Nicely Done!!!
Loved this. Felt relatable and freeing
Tits out in the limelight, that was fun! You're definitely a rock star for putting this into words.
Such a cool piece, gritty, honest, and full of emotion.
Hahahahahahaha I lose mine all the damn time because I never seem to reattach it properly! Loved your poem!