GIRLHOOD AS AN APOCALYPSE #1
Born to die, we feel it in our bones
End of the first act
And we’re a bunch of unknowns
Our time on earth is not our own
Didn’t sign the contract
Born to die, we feel it in our bones
Wishing we were clones
Our ideologies are abstract
And we’re a bunch of unknowns
Seduced a many with our mono tones
Our innocence redact (ed)
Born to die (and we) feel it in our bones
GIRLHOOD AS AN APOCALYPSE #2
Born to die and we feel it in our bones
The weight of the end
drags us down like stones
No eye contact while on our phones
Knuckles cracked before our goodbyes send
Born to die and we feel it in our bones
Blood pacts, wishbones, perfect cheekbones
borrowed personalities, and old friend(s)
drags us down like stones
Discarded futures whispered in hushed tones
Happiness, a short lived trend
Born to die (,) we feel it in our bones
GIRLHOOD AS AN APOCALYPSE #3
Born to die, we feel it in our bones
Wasted time hating other girls for no reason
High off gossip and raging hormones
Wanted them to die alone,
Smeared their reputation, call it treason
Born to die, we feel it in our bones
Wild children eating chaperones
Didn’t mean to be mean, bitch ar-tee-zun
High off gossip and raging hormones
They’ll be beautiful, our headstones,
All our misdeeds on display for many a season
Born to die, (and) we (felt) it in our bones
Kendra Augustin is a Brooklyn based writer who has words in Some Words, Bull, and Blood + Honey.

