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sabrina flowers
Poems
Mar 2019
the sun swallowed me
It sits, waiting for me in the same place that I left it.
It’s the same, dark space that follows the death of my care.
The shame of a thousand tears sits abounding on a throne of embarrassment that I have crowned for so long.
It’s flooded with the ghosts of those I reigned in affection, and drowned in empathy.
When their light burned out,
All I saw was empty space.
It crept slow, like a sunset I wish wouldn’t have faded.
It still sits under my tongue, waiting to selfishly abound itself in the only thing that makes me glow.
Light radiates all around me,
But I continue to trace shadows in the dark.
It reminds me of words wasted on hearts of malice—vengeful and cruel.
I’m falling into dust that feels anything but cosmic, and reigning a kingdom of lies dressed in anything but its best.
And for the first time in my life,
I am my own silver lining.
Written by
sabrina flowers
Texas
(Texas)
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