Atrophy
I don't know why I'm here,sitting on this blue and white
striped chair,
when I should be
grasping at the hinges
of your door,
once closed, now open
to life
and all of its intricacies-
its haunting half-ghosts
begging for souls
at the soles of my feet.
I dream all day
of telling the doctor
I've grown tired of the pills,
little thrills gone awry
as I cling to the hope
of another blessed night.
Cursed stupor,
I hate your face.
Small eye,
hardened heart
s t o p p e d
long ago-
you start, then flutter
in vain,
you labor
then strain
to face the remnants
brought on by the day.
Anemic pillow case
holding me
in a somnolent embrace,
dead,
straightened shoe lace trippings
lost on me
on that highway
where blue fades to green,
my mind a shattering sheen
of faceless m o n o t o n y.
I'm still stiff
like your blue limbs,
O sister who never existed
but in my black, dark, red
dreams.
Poetry by intothehaze
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Written on 2005-08-05 at 17:10
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