After Midnight

After Midnight

A Poem by Carly Holtzman

Angst to create, lust to destroy,

Craving for heart-pounding music

And strangers bodies becoming one.

Boots slam the ground in synchrony,

Beating anything in its path.

Individuality is dead,

We all make the sprint, together,

Out of this old town and into

greatness and the unknown

to find something more meaningful,

a reason to want to wake up in the morning,

instead of doing it only because it is

expected of you.

Singing loud, colors spewing out and

into the breaths of others,

The strangers,

Pulsing energies of sadness and

rage and excitement,

The numbness that you have been trying to

Cover with adrenaline

is awakened.

© 2014 Carly Holtzman


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Added on January 8, 2014
Last Updated on January 8, 2014
Tags: poem, poetry, teen, angst

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Carly Holtzman
Carly Holtzman

Chicago, IL



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I'm Carly, I am currently a student at DePaul University, studying psychology and creative writing. I like to explore the city of Chicago. I am inspired by the ugly, the beautiful, and the inner-worki.. more..

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