Loving you and leaving you taste the same in the mouth?
SUMAYA ENYEGUELoving you and leaving you taste the same in the mouth?
SUMAYA ENYEGUEHer body is a undiscovered country and she is afraid that someone will colonize it and expect her to thank them for the wreckage.
SUMAYA ENYEGUELove is more thicker than forget.
SUMAYA ENYEGUEI keep making art out of his mistakes.
SUMAYA ENYEGUEAs you buy tampons you will be hit with the realization that you’re still paying in blood.
SUMAYA ENYEGUEI tell the boy in my class that no means no and he laughs in my face – says no means change my mind.
SUMAYA ENYEGUECan we just pretend we are wanted?
SUMAYA ENYEGUESometimes I open my mouth and my mother comes out.
SUMAYA ENYEGUEThe last person I adored made me cry and then tenderly wiped the tears off my face. It was the only lesson that taught me; you can love someone and still do horrible, cruel things to them.
SUMAYA ENYEGUEI am tired of only being loved in theory.
SUMAYA ENYEGUEShe spends an eternity as shelter for men who curse her when the storm passes.
SUMAYA ENYEGUEMy love language is saying no and having them listen to me.
SUMAYA ENYEGUESo sick of us calling this ugly feeling grief.
SUMAYA ENYEGUEThis body belongs to all those who live in it.
SUMAYA ENYEGUEI know I’m difficult to love but I’m going to need you to love me anyway.
SUMAYA ENYEGUEBlack don’t crack: It does bruise, though. It does rupture into a new sky.
SUMAYA ENYEGUE