she and IA Poem by Starbuckqueers fall in love an ocean away. suicidal ideation and generalized anxiety disorder distort the memory of lost love.
she---claw marks on her arms
scrawled reminders on her thighs hollow tin-can laughs. runs to the sea, laps at the waves, begs to quench her thirst, begs to sweep her under. carved our hearts on tree trunks mirror carved out scars on hearts. I---clean outside but crumbling, fraying at the seams. fill my time with coffee cups and scribblings, fill my mind with cotton and melting wax and memories. maybe the sea will sweep you to me. stand on the shores and I look across there's an ocean between us and so many years. yet the words carved on your arms spell my name and the wax in my skull melts into your visage. © 2018 Starbuck |
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Added on October 3, 2018 Last Updated on October 3, 2018 Tags: love, lesbian, nonbinary, suicide, suicidal ideation, anxiety, long distance, lost love AuthorStarbuckChicago, ILAboutI go by Starbuck, and I use they/them pronouns. I am a law student and a former archaeology student. I am an amateur game designer and illustrator, as well as a published writer. I'm a former journali.. more..Writing
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