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hannah
Poems
Sep 2017
when nature died
I learned how to breathe,
cramped naked in a soapy, smog-filled tub.
Innocently laid bare, a human sacrifice to the drowning waters,
I opened my lungs, suicide clinging there like mold.
I forgot how to breathe,
kneeling on open ground, nails dug deep into dirt,
watching your carcass disappear back into earth's womb,
faceless, unaware of where you had left me.
I learned how to breathe,
Wrapped around a picture of you.
****** wrists, an irreparable body,
I reached devil possessed hands to my throat to attempt to find you.
I forgot how to breathe,
When I felt your **** body.
Your skin, heated and smelling of ***,
You kissed me, lingering lips fixated into mine.
I learned how to breathe,
Watching crying street lights fly by me,
A rumbling car, the wind in my hair,
The last, quiet farewell from you.
Written by
hannah
23/F
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