Scrambling for breathA Poem by Sharon WatersAnxiety over movingMarsh in my lungs and fog down below the bellows squeeze out a routine wake, brush, dress, go Boxes and clutter from a truck dumped out arrange and rearrange deranged and shout dont make me do this you can't make me change course. Kudzu down my neck the root knotted deep in my brain grows lush down my back and around every joint. My chest is the tree that it chooses to wrap its tendrils tight. Suck it in and push it out The marsh is thick and gurgles. Breathe. Scramble. Panic.
© 2012 Sharon Waters |
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