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Bruised Orange
Poems
Mar 2012
on depression, and the repressed desire to stay connected OR how gray is this wall
The words of encouragement which you write
are a whispered song behind a wall so tall and wide, so tall and wide.
I see you through a fog, thick and dense.Β Β This place of isolation,
this bubble of unfeeling, is not my permanent residence.
(I tell myself this, with the sincere pat on the back)
I hold a knife to my own throat, I choke.
Oh, I've got something to share, believe you me.
( I laugh, as the words slip out my mouth, slide to the floor)
What a joke!
Just tell me this, how do you save yourself when the hole you've dug
is so comfortable and warm, and the wall so tall and wide, so tall and wide?
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