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The Foreground

With every dawn that rises

I find myself

suspended in normality,

scrambling to scavenge some sort

of beauty in the bleakness.

 

My own past, passes me by.

those who were once called lovers

all love another,

(someone who had always been

desperate to reach the foreground)

 

So many times have I wished

that I could split myself-

send each piece sailing into the sky

and see which road leads me to destiny.

 

But- I am whole.

with this, I must decide upon a single path-

accept normalitys cold, clammy palms

gripping my thighs, holding my waist.

 

The only reason we feel

a way towards something

is because we've been trained to.

it is valid for flowers to be putrid,

and hell to be heavenly,

if we so wish it to be.

the most twisted of things in your mind,

lie in my own morning routine.

 

You've never met a wanderer like me.

 

Countless pathways and I remain

barefoot and bleeding along the same trail,

knowing **** well it will **** me;

glass hidden between pebbles,

ghosts kissing my heels,

my own self, blind to the foreground.

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sinsitive
Published
Feb 16, 2016
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#sad#life#living#path#reflection#choice#chance#destiny#self-reflection#foreground
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