GravityA Poem by Sad Poet"Gravity" I wake up in the morning nearly ten feet tall, refreshed from the last day’s bitter fall. I tell myself today will be better like draping my body in a warm wool sweater. By time day breaks in the light doesn't even reach my skin; now I'm feeling the effects of gravity, pulling down on me. My spine now hunches so that I may lower to the size of 9 feet tall, but I refused to fall; the day is yet to collect its ransom hovering over my soul like the dark presence of a phantom. Now noon my inevitable downfall is coming soon, for I am now 6 foot 10 and losing hope that I may win. The darkness is creeping in over my eyes, clouding my thoughts like emotional blood clots. I’m now 4 foot 5, collecting dust behind my eyes, yet you're all so deaf you cannot hear my cries. It is now 2:05 and my height has been minimized to its near collapse size of 3 foot 8, this is my last chance to avoid relapse, so I do not hesitate; I reach for the stars just beyond my grasp as I fall into the void I created to be destroyed. I will rise again tomorrow to face the dark and sorrow, but as for today I have worn out my stay; I will see you again on the morrow.
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