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Little Wren
Poems
Jun 2017
Revolting against the anticline
I’ve been walking around
With a broken
heart
For as long as I can remember--
But I think
everyone
has.
I think everyone carries
sadness
Inside their bones
Like a
second shell
of cartilage,
Like a bird
thrashing its wings
against
a cage,
Like crickets vibrating
hollowly
against the
darkness,
it consumes us
Piece
by
piece.
We aren’t sacks of
flesh
but
bags of
longing,
Hopelessness
Held together by
blood
bones
The flutter of
thoughts,
The pulse of wind
rushing
through
nothingness.
Written by
Little Wren
North Carolina
(North Carolina)
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