He views love like a drug
Only good for the moment
So if you want the high to last
Better take bigger doses
Inhale. Hold in.
Don’t exhale the feeling
Unless you dare to risk losing momentum
Up to a figment of all his dreaming
He don’t believe that love is real
Unless you’ve known true pain
How can you give true love without experiencing true hate?
These are the convos that plague him during our debates
Yea scars run deep it’s not hard to tell
But I can read between the lines
Right into his wishing well
Everything he wanted
Had been in a good friend from the start
But those scars they run deep
It took knocking at deaths door
To finally jar him from his sleep
Now we both praying on our knees
That when he finally comes home
The last time
Won’t be the last time he saw me
Awake in his presence
He has a debt of hugs and kisses
To collect on
And times ticking
My love can be addictive
But I hope your not depending on it as your lifeline
I don’t have an Insurance plan
For one I’m not married to
Should this end south
And a kidney is not in my cards
But know I will love you from the grave
And daughter will be the image of me
You should hold on close to
In order to carry on
I’ll only be a memory away
Wrapped in a tiny Blasiacan (Black, Asian, Mexican) version of me
Product of my OTSSDynasty
About the Creator
Kimmie Hite
Born in the Philippines as a military brat I grew up as a kid exposed to all walks of life and cultures. Currently, working on releasing self published book while living with lupus nephritis as a single mother waiting for transplant




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