Everytime she pushed a needle in her vein
she was trying to forget
forget her fathers demeaning words
forget her helplessness
forget the pain she felt when she watched her mother waste away
forget she used
forget what morphine had done to her life
forget about all the things gone wrong
forget Michael Scofield
forget, the way he used her, lied to her,
how he manipulated her, forget how good it felt when his lips brushed up against hers how her heart skipped two beats when he held her hand in his forget those eyes forget that broken look on his face that made her wanna wrap her arms around him forget that she loved him forget that somehow he seemed to be the only thing that mattered
how he manipulated her, forget how good it felt when his lips brushed up against hers how her heart skipped two beats when he held her hand in his forget those eyes forget that broken look on his face that made her wanna wrap her arms around him forget that she loved him forget that somehow he seemed to be the only thing that mattered
