TerminalA Poem by Sierra AnnWhat do you do, when no matter how hard you fight, all the outcomes are the same?
It came on February 28th...
The Waves that had once stayed so still Finally became a Storm. I am a bundle of bones underneath the bleak sheets. Swallowing dreams and 11:11 wishes. The Shores, that were so crystalline, So innocent to the hopes of tomorrow Were tainted. I couldn't outrun It. I couldn't swim out in the other direction. This breathing mask to keep me from drowning. Waves came crashing against the Rocks again. I tried to protect them, the Rocks, from the eroding. But It wins. Everytime. Who was I before the Waves changed my Beach Into something I'll never recognize? Hair falling like broken shooting stars onto a pillow. The smells of disinfectant make my stomach curdle. Storm clouds dripping acidic rain. I am sick- damaged in a way that if I were to find sanctuary Upon the Shores it wouldn't matter. The destruction is done. The Shores are black with disease. The Rocks are green with hopelessness. Tumor. Brain. Cancer. Terminal. © 2011 Sierra AnnAuthor's Note
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3 Reviews Added on August 2, 2011 Last Updated on August 2, 2011 AuthorSierra AnnCanadaAboutHello there! I'm Sierra. I've been writing for four, maybe five years now and only hope to get better with time. I love any type of book- you name it, I'll either write about it or read about it. I'm .. more..Writing
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