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Heavy breath on empty air, Words for no one to hear: I remain delirious by my own lunacy. How long will I continue on, Swallowing my solitude, Pushing it down, As if it will keep me alive? I am surrounded by Too many words, But too little company. Alone in the car, Alone in my room, I feel the desire to regurgitate My thoughts. I speak, and the ghosts in the corner Nod in agreement. They understand, don’t they? But I blink, And my cheeks turn crimson, For they have disappeared. Were they even there at all?
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Mar 22, 2017
Mar 22, 2017 at 4:50 PM UTC
Solitude
Heavy breath on empty air, Words for no one to hear: I remain delirious by my own lunacy. How long will I continue on, Swallowing my solitude, Pushing it down, As if it will keep me alive? I am surrounded by Too many words, But too little company. Alone in the car, Alone in my room, I feel the desire to regurgitate My thoughts. I speak, and the ghosts in the corner Nod in agreement. They understand, don’t they? But I blink, And my cheeks turn crimson, For they have disappeared. Were they even there at all?
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Mar 22, 2017
Mar 22, 2017 at 4:50 PM UTC
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