Plastic Wolves
He asked if he had to behave
She said yes & he didn’t.
Broken glass alongside her bed,
his heavy hands and breathing rushed.
Every drop of sweat that crashed onto her body was...
Somebody had to have known by look on her face.
Driving his car to find solace in familiarity
Just imagine you are driving home
The quicker the better
Just imagine you're back home with good friends
with your best interest at heart
Glance back in the rearview
and see his sickening smile.
It was stretching with pleasure.
If she took it, she would make it
No negotiations.
“If you don’t do this
I’m jerking the wheel.
We will crash
and if I live, I’ll walk away
I’ll tell the detective
who will tell the coroner
who will tell your loved ones
You stole my car.”
If it were her way
She would have run miles ago
Marks left at the scene of the crime
Only she could see them
Evidence of a price paid
She was then just a product of the road
One day he’ll have a daughter
He’ll understand
She’s wiped her slate clean
& from now on
she got out and walked
it was still uncomfortable
perhaps even worse
but she’d rather have her chances
& be with the real wolves in the desert.
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