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Iska
Poems
Jan 2019
The Misplaced Grave
There once was a girl
Sitting all alone
Beside a grave
She wished
Was her own.
And as she shuddered
And gasped for breath
She realized
all she longed for
Was death.
“Silly girl”
Death said to me
“How can you exist
So selfishly?”
“For her to die
And you to live
Is the curse that
You deserve”
And as I lay there
In a pool
of blood
And tears
I realize the truth
It’s not my place
Not to live
And not to die
Not to give up
And not to try
It’s not my air to breathe
And yet who am I to deny
It’s not my food to eat
Yet how can I not?
How can I waste
What was hers to claim?
And how can I die
When she lays in my grave?
She didn’t deserve it
But I...
I do
And so I am forced
To consume her food.
It’s not my air to breathe
It’s not my place to greave
It’s not my food to consume
It’s not my life to remove
I am to blame
#death
#suicide
#depression
#mistake
#anorexia
#greave
#sadness
#fault
#blame
Written by
Iska
19/F/lost in the realm of Ink.
(19/F/lost in the realm of Ink.)
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