Five Score and Seven Bucks Ago.A Poem by Chloe Madison Taylor.Because if seeing is believing, then believe that we have lost our eyes.
Anguish wedged neatly between harmonies flowing through my headphones, to my often doubtful ears. Converse Hightops worn thin from the damn-near permafrost Spreading like sickness over the unforgiving Earth.
Exhausting my only refuge. Unfair and unsettling, I'm never satisfied.
Funerals are an excuse for ex-girlfriends to lie, ashamed Uncles to cry, and little sisters to practice being invisible.
In a world where an athiest can fall in love with a Christian, and I could find refuge in something real, Girls will fall in love with something their hair products could never give them.
I'm brutally killing time in a series of five's and two's tired eyes doing dances along a computer screen, keeping them open so my mind wont shake.
These mid-morning migraines are more than I can take.
© 2008 Chloe Madison Taylor.Author's Note
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