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in the darkest part of my mind, the dingy loony bus idles. curiosity has foggied up my gray cells. leftover bits, orange scented peels, many questions i've left unanswered, hide in bleak obscurity. in the darkest part of my mind, urges to be the me i’m not, whisper their desires for freedom, into the static air, while lighthearted memories of kisses ago, crumble under the weight of worry. in the darkest part of my mind, I cower in the shadows of intimidation, over papers due in the morning. bites and fights drown in an overflow of sweet burning, with discarded pencils and bottlecaps, and memories lost in laundry. in the darkest part of my mind , the logical makes no sense. swirls of confusion, reason, love and distress, faded memories seeping through gaping cracks, hair strands sleeping amid teeth. in the darkest part of my mind, chewed and smoked tobacco leaves, taunt their slaving victims, as cherry blossoms fall from their branches. empty words twitter back and forth, hovering between the breezes. in the darkest part of my mind, the heart I adore and adore and love, sours before I know it. touches have lost their savour. words and their meanings duck and hide, the novel falls open to a new page. in the darkest part of my mind, friends laugh their laughs and dance. mom screams at broken dishes, dad sings his song his song his… tale, and I write my soul away. 02.2010
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