NothingnessA Poem by Alana ZombieWhen you feel like... nothing
The walls, voids, filled with dried toothpaste And the appropriate anguish in which decays To say my voids are filled? That’s saying anyone is anything at all It’s false accusation, its disbelief More so the way we stare, grovel, at things Of which our eyes are not adjusted to The oddities The oddities, though, they fill my voids They mold and shape within me I bleed them I scream them I scratch my skin helplessly, compelled by them But I don’t love them I love nothing, and exactly nothing Nothing; that distinct space between life and myself Besides my oddities, all I have are voids And the sheer nothingness of my tomorrow I’m fueled by the utter doubt in my stomach That doubt of which killed the butterflies And devoured the acid The doubt that I’ll ever pursue my reason for nothing © 2008 Alana Zombie |
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2 Reviews Added on September 30, 2008 Last Updated on December 24, 2008 AuthorAlana ZombieAmherstburg, Ont. CanadaAbouti'm alana rae morrison but call me whatever you want. Music Playlist at MixPod.com more..Writing
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