A Story Already ToldA Poem by Gabby Nieves
I probably have nothing good to say
today but the day has barely just begun inspiration from a sad time, why do I miss it so much? it's been weeks since I've visited this part of me I long to feel the despair again I still dream of escaping myself though there's not much to get away from these days I place a photograph to my chest to feel my heartbeat get excited I don't think death could save me, I'm not sure I ever did but you only see what you want to see and not the words I once said take the DNA and decode what really makes you afraid cause I've been searching for a reason, a feeling something to bring me back to the past again and again it's getting really f*****g old that the code for this body is a story already told I don't need long words to project the S sleeping soundly someplace..... else it's not a deep breath or a freshly cut wound holding me in place anymore It's the cold tile beneath my feet in my head is where I sleep my bed is just for laying and lying to myself that every word I've ever written was meant for someone else a figure of a brighter day a chance to get undressed of every dirty fingertip may have caressed these hips are just as guilty as the words off of my lips living at the bottom of some old memory ship and it's sailed so far away from me I'll probably drown within myself oh god I can't breathe, put that thought back on the shelf my fate has set behind the lock the key is not to hate being me only then I can be free the day is coming to an end and I haven't found what I'm looking for flooded between the air I breathe and the depths of the ocean floor the medium in which I live isn't a permanent solution it's only a matter of time until the faucet runs into my conclusion streaming down my spine the door is just an illusion stop and think before you end all this confusion the sun has said good night and I think I found my fear that tomorrow I'll wake up again and the future will still be here © 2015 Gabby Nieves |
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