I told my happiness that I wanted it home at 11pm tonight; it stumbled in at 3am drunk; except it wasn't happiness at all actually, it was anxiety that ****** grief one too many times it was the ugly truth staring me in the face daring me to change.
I've cried over one too many skeletons in my closet in between the winter sweaters and lingere I can't decide what to do with myself half the time.
I have this gaping hole in my chest and I've been trying to fill it with alcohol like my father does still does will continue to do except it isn't working so why are both of us trying. solutions are like old dogs you can't teach new tricks
and it's finally spring time and the rain has dealt poker faces and smeared makeup tears and I just want the blackjack joke to end when will the tsunamis be here when
and yet now for the first time in a long time I know what it's like dealing with losing somebody that you haven't really lost just he's having fun somewhere else without you and you aren't. a tough pill to swallow more like a harder bullet to bite
there's too much too much too much too much sickness bubbling inside of me and every word that attempts to comfort me.
maybe I'm not drunk texting anyone but maybe just ******* maybe I'm drunk writing because honestly? the wordsmith within has died and come back to life and it's out of practice but not out of mind and I haven't come to terms with that yet.
I have laid in bed all day and now I will lay in bed all night wondering which is the best way to silence the swarm of bees that constantly produce chaos like honey in my pretty little head cause; nothing makes sense like it used to like it used to
asking for help these days feels like a punishment because I have this undying thirst for constant attention or validation and it's worse than cancer the symptoms are raging the doctors don't know what cure could fit into these veins and nurses can't stomach the dark and ugly memories beneath my skin only once centimeter down.
"to be, or not to be" is such a silly thought strung up with fictional mourning but somehow we make them flesh because Shakespeare seemed to get it, he seemed to be able to wrap his head around all of the nonsense and translate it into a language we could comprehend how does one do that take the impossibles and make them plausible.
cause one day the earth is going to hear me roar, whisper, electrecute the heavens--- I will speak for the masses and I will speak for myself.
And this world, will rest in perfectly in my palm like eggs in a nest that the universe set an alarm for.
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—an ode to my loneliness on a silver platter, and all the wounds beneath.