BuzzA Poem by Ling WawaDays drift by like shadows before I can catch a glimpse I look at my hand and try to remember the feeling of your fingers between mine. Icy air passes through my lungs onerously as if they are bored of breathing. I watch the grey sky and wonder how long these clouds plan to stay. I wander the city, lost not with the usual sense of novel excitement though In and out of bookshops like a subtle breeze, through bustling coffee shops in hopes that their percussion will drown out the rude voices I do not want to hear. Through lazy parks where motion is on pause. This green haze leads me to a blissful suffocation where lack of ventilation means my mind too slows even if just for a moment. But then I must go on I cannot stop If I stop I will surely be consumed I fear the night the most when I must stay in the dark stay in one place where the speed of my body cannot match the speed of my mind. I wander like a bumblebee that cannot see the way out even though to others it is clear as the crystal glass as a cloudless sky But how to make these clouds go away I huff and I puff but with little result except my head hurts the pain is dull and aching it spins around and around so I cannot seek solace in even one corner of my mind © 2017 Ling Wawa |
StatsAuthorLing WawaUnited KingdomAboutPoetry is a playful art that plucks the strings of your mind in ways you've never heard before. A melody that has been there all along under the veil of your skin more..Writing
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