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Miranda Renea Apr 2012
I go to bed sick,
And I wake up seething.
I look down at my chest,
I'm pretty sure it's bleeding.
Freezing, right to the core-
'Till I'm numb, feel nothing more.
I'm not even sure I'm breathing.
Fine lines etched;
Secret. Permanent moments of believing,
In tiny little lines.
At least I know I'm leaving.
Suicide?
Silly.

Like me.
Miranda Renea Apr 2012
E
Entropy
Expand ambivalence,
Extol catastrophe.
Everything always,
Each to his own.
Miranda Renea Apr 2012
I am claustrophobic,
Locked up in this dark room of mine.
So dark I can't see.
It's a shame, really,
To not see the masterpiece before me.
I built it myself, you know.
Brick by brick,
Out of dead heart-beats and broken things.
Oh, how I've always loved the broken things.
Tie them together, maybe things will get better-
But that's just wishful thinking.
There was a door, long ago
Away from stifling vacancy,
But you stole me away, and shattered the key.
And now,
It's just me.
This is an older poem I found in an old notebook I had discarded. I'm not exactly sure how old I was when I wrote it.
Miranda Renea Apr 2012
Frontline.
I stand on the front line.
A mile behind, ninety-nine souls
Stare.
Facing forward,
Accusing.
They say:
Why?
I say:
You, whom are reading this, are also on the front-line. A study shows that out of 100 people, 50 of them each day will die of starvation. 70 of them have never used the Internet. Out of the 30 of them that have, only 1 will have the access of it in the comfort of their homes. Only 1. Why you?
Miranda Renea Apr 2012
It's almost as though the sun knows our secrets,
And the moon our tears.
It only goes to show that
Secrets only surface when followed by tears.
And what if we're scared?
We build houses, silently tucked away,
Remain inside all night and day.
I'll admit I'm scared -
And I'll build my own **** house
Out of half-assed smiles,
And half-assed eyes.
I wonder if you wouldn't step inside?
No really,
I'm begging you -

Don't let me hide.
Miranda Renea Apr 2012
One day,
As I was walking alone,
A man said hello.
He said,
"Won't you take this piece of me?
I've been meaning to let it go, and
It really serves no purpose, you know"
And handed me his smiles,
In tiny little piles.
I asked him to stay,
But he simply walked away.
Miranda Renea Apr 2012
Sometimes life stands still,
Like the moment before a breath.
Inhale, exhale, repeat.
Potential behind each beat.

The reflection of the rain at night
Mirrors our tiny lives.
Blurred and seemingly unending,
But washed away by morning light.
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