Yearbook

Yearbook

A Poem by Alexandra

After four drinks, I don't remember December
I don't remember Union Street 
All I recall is the day you cried for me to come back home
To never return to his arms again 
And to be yours, and yours alone 

Now, four drinks is what it takes to get me through the day 
While your off and away with your friends 
And when I say friends 
I mean it ever so softly 
I hope you'll realize the manipulating and the lies end here 
The man who stood before me in January is nothing, but an image on the refrigerator 

And as I almost fell to the concrete 
I wondered if you would ever come back home
As my friend yells, " Maybe he'll come, if you end up in the Emergency"
But i never called 
And you never came home 

And all your songs are fading 
And the basement shows are ending
And your voice sounds so angry 
I just hope you''ll call onto me like you did in December

I just wish I remember it

© 2018 Alexandra


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Added on August 11, 2018
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Alexandra
Alexandra

Roselle , NJ



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