a poem to keep me from calling you. again.A Poem by Chloe Madison Taylor.The unsettling unseen itch in my bones I don’t know what to do with. Stifle the spirit or Get on with it. Eight never ending, tantalizing, revolving revolting thoughts to weigh me down Heavier and heavy, her Eyelids droop. Can I just step out, for a moment? Can I step out of this life for a moment? I need to not be, for just five whole minutes . give me that The birth of the addiction. The desire to make real life as dreamlike as possible Brown haze of the endless day The box snaps shut on my hand. What I held up to the light was but a distraction From the light which would consume my sight, completely The big thing moves to center stage, center ring, center of my life It waits. I look without really seeing, out the window; scalding my retinas Flick. My life is like this cigarette And when it gets to the end, I will not put it out. I will watch it suffocate itself, Come screeching to a halt I forgot where I was going with this. I feel like I haven’t said anything in months Even when I find words, they are cheap, short People don’t care. All the more time for them to talk about themselves. Where did I go? The headache persists, insists itself It will not be put out. Thank God for this. I could give a f**k less, now What anybody thinks. You can all kiss my f*****g a*s. © 2011 Chloe Madison Taylor. |
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