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Allyson Walsh
Poems
Jan 2016
Unholy Waters
There was a war inside my head
While I slept for twenty-four hours
I am great at isolation
And pretending short comas are standard
Actually, I was playing hide-and-seek
In hope of you finding me
I was playing pretend
Stuck inside a world of make-believe
These waves of swift uncertainty
Come crashing down in a few dark seconds
But it takes days for the waters
To reach previous tranquility
My roommate's questions are artificial
They "care" because they must
They know I get lost in a thick haze
More often than most
Opening the door to my bedroom
Is like entering the gates of hell
So, they stay as far away from me as possible
And allow me to sleep the heaviness off
For the deep darkness that comes and goes. Maybe you never really leave. Maybe your grip around my throat only loosens when I don't realize it.
I don't like to label these kinds of things.
#depression
Written by
Allyson Walsh
Minnesota
(Minnesota)
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