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fleeting away
strum of the guitar string the shabads i learned evoke no sound
i drop the light switch the twilight caves into my veins; black blood
the windows fit into their space above i gaze at nothing but many graves
the swing stops swinging alarms that rung out any inessential sounds in immaturity
colorful hands spacing out grey as the only strands of hair
turn off the gas; create a fire
stop signs; red lights no yellow or white skies above
begging for any reflection of pity or resolution
lines form on my skin; waiting to seep into the ground origins
silence is the only sound feeling no one
it tastes like water; soap my throat seals: need plumbing
i was never here
- disappear into wicked clutches

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This piece is very dear to me since it is very messy and specifically depressing, just as I am :) Not wanting to reveal its message or real purpose, it is about everything turning off and irrational thoughts. She is all over the place and cannot seem to find a balance in her agony, however it is whatever you want it to mean to you.
I live in Staten Island, New York and I've published a poetry book recently on amazon called, things i never said aloud. I tend to write mostly about personal experiences since those evoke different kinds of raw emotions from me as this book and my other poems do. They become relatable and aid in suffering - hopefully.