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Taste of Freedom

by caidyn

I used to chase needles without thread Perhaps lace, laced strongly and surely No doilies for spoiling souls My mouth an overflowing ashtray Arms a fracking site deeply polluted But today I had a taste of freedom Not full liberation But unrestraint in the chill of the night air Immunity in the damp grass Elbowroom in the dimmed night sky My brains puppeteer must have taken lunch Now that I’m not being dragged and pulled In every which way at full strength I hope he never comes back This limpness leaves behind my limitations.
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caidyn
17 / F / Ohio
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Written by
caidyn
17 / F / Ohio
Published
Dec 27, 2017
Time
1m
Tags
#addiction#freedom#depression#earth#body#metaphor#apathy#progress#recovery#soul
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