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Theia Rhea
Poems
Aug 2019
the breath of white wings
In a drunken haze i stumble through the meadow
Toes entwine with milkweed and purple aster
I fall
Crawling through the tall grass
Vision blind
Dizzy
Dazed
My nail bitten fingers scratch at the dirt
Tasting the soil
Love me
Love me
Love me
I whisper
The birds rustle at the disturbance.
Brilliant, white, beautiful.
They become a frenzy of feathers in the sky.
Blocking out the sun.
taking all warmth.
They swoop down.
Wings, beaks, talons.
They tear at my skin.
Stealing its color.
The breath of their wings have stirred up dandelion fluff
Wishes dance in the air.
I inhale the delicately decayed flowers.
In a frantic attempt to lift me from me self hatred intoxication.
Instead i choke.
Wishes fill me up and I heave
Retching out my insides.
My esophagus, my appendix, my tonsils
My trust, my love, my dreams.
Everything the defines me
I remove
Becoming
Nothing but a hollow skeleton of what was.
I am left there shaking,
raw, ashamed, scared.
#racism
#nature
#metaphor
#acceptance
Written by
Theia Rhea
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