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 Dec 2020 Joss12
Simpleton
I've grown allergic to mornings
of absent welcomes
the ones where I come alive
conscious to your existence before my lids open
only to face a reality of you not being here
 Dec 2020 Joss12
Teyah Nichole
I can’t tell anymore.

Being outside                                                          ­                 Being indoors

   ***** laundry overtakes my drawers.two days dirt saturates my
  pores.texts and calls being ignored.avoidance of all commitment.
          
I’m scaring myself.
                                                              No­ one around to help, to witness.
            What to say of                                     i s o l a t i o n  
                                                             ­   If it gives me a different sickness?
For clarification, I fully support evidence-based medicine and this poem is by no means 'anti-lockdowns". It was instead written during a moment of mental weakness as a means to cope my rising anxiety due to being indoors for months at a time with very little human contact!
 Dec 2020 Joss12
Qualyxian Quest
What you realize as you age
Is that it's truly an illusion

All the world's a stage
Ignorance, fear, confusion

But Shakespeare seen in Staunton
Ah! Wonderful night

Prospero then snow
Though things don't work out right.

          81 South. Driving delight.
 Dec 2020 Joss12
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I want my complexities
to dazzle my company
Make them think that this poetry
Easily flowed out of me
Like it was simple artistry
Like I don’t suffer from anxiety
Like I don’t know insecurity
Like I didn’t lie awake all of last night
feeling inadequate when I realized

This was all I was going to write
September 7, 2016

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