Fire Ants

I remember trembling the first time I held your hand and stuttering, searching for words when I first called you at home. Most of all, I remember walking past you with that feeling in my gut, but not of butterflies, more like a thousand red fire ants relentlessly scurrying and marching, consuming me from inside. And dear, those fire ants have scarred me forever.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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