DepressantsA Poem by I.F.W. DavisWritten: 2012-2013 x Edited: 2024
Every word you let die on your ears
seems to break you in some new way. rusted & tiresome. Not like the blades you hold against your skin. No… they’re different somehow. Each syllable a drip-drop you can’t watch cleanly fall into a bathroom sink. sad scared alone. You’re always so alone and there’s no reassurance grand enough to break the handcuffs you swallowed the key for. You once took your tongue for a sledgehammer. Now it’s nothing but a mouthful of I’m sorries. © 2024 I.F.W. Davis |
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Added on July 3, 2013 Last Updated on August 22, 2024 Author
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