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A moment.

by @Emma_Harlow

Sometimes, When the sun gets low, And the stars and moon don’t seem to be hanging in the sky, Taunting me with their ability to disappear into oblivion, It can feel almost impossible to breathe. While I know that being unable to breathe Because there is nothing in the darkness to light my way Is as about impossible as it is possible for me to love you again, It is still my reality. I know that my heart will never be open to the possibility of surrendering itself so completely to you once more, Just as well as I know that this weight on my chest isn’t real, But it doesn’t make the feeling evaporate like water on a blisteringly hot day, Or even on a slightly too warm for a jumper day. The harshness of my condition has been taught to me Like a bunny has been taught to hide When the foxes stalk it’s way. Even more so, the cures have been preached to me since The moment I admitted I led a tormented existence, And yet my existence has remained tormented. Maybe this is my moment, my completely, impossible to ignore, Unavoidable, Moment. To quiet those which torment me. Which taunt me. Which remind me, I will never truly escape these chains That hold me on the starless nights.
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Emma_Harlow
22 / F / San Junipero
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Written by
Emma_Harlow
22 / F / San Junipero
Published
Sep 15, 2021
Time
2m
Tags
#night#stars#moon#torment#chain#taunt#light#darkness
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