Sunday Should Be EasyA Poem by demuremindsProseMy name feels raw against my skin, crawling out their mouths and whispering madness I can't quite make out. Bones quiver and thirst for longing and to belong in this suit I dress in each morning, quaking the earth as I walk and stumble through locked doors to no where, open ones that close on me quite frequent. Tears not shed anymore, a storm that now runs dry of its well watered well, drought that killed my civilization. Follow the GPS instructions to get home-- where I should be, where I belong between two shafts of protection-- armor that guides those bullets away-- towards me. Be humble, a will that sounds like screeching tires, chalkboard nails, dentist drill, hurling itself towards somewhere forward, always circling future schemas. Won't anything come knocking ever or won't I dodge these bullets forever? © 2013 demuremindsAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on April 16, 2013 Last Updated on April 16, 2013 AuthordemuremindsSan Diego, CAAbout20. California, US. Student: Bio Major. Coffee Enthusiast. Occasional writer. Read if you please. more..Writing
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