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Joanne Yuan
Poems
Aug 2020
paralysis
I am sitting, paralyzed, below
the precipice of an avalanche looms
I cannot move, I cannot cry
I can only gaze high up the sky.
Stones skitter, skatter, patter
against my skin leaving just
patterns woven in purple
and red rain, pleading out
The rest will come soon,
but I have no means to hurry them on
I sit — no, she suffocates me
wraps her gauzy arms until
Calm, all suppressed
Rage, embers struggling free
If that is what it must be,
let us pay the fee.
My mind floats high,
the time to go is not yet nigh
If the end is already set
Why struggle? Why try?
Sink into the lullaby
Just don't crash back to Earth,
before it is time.
after painkillers fade
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