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Hallucinogenic Environmental Psychology

by miriam-harrington

You looked at me And said If I closed my eyes I’d be willing to die for you The air outside was so cold And I was In need of someone’s attention So, violently I cling to you For some kind of September’s worth For someone close to home Who I would have no future with I was tired Of staying in my room day after day I was tired of being alone I wasn’t going to let my one life slip away So I looked down And I decided the ground wasn’t that scary And if I just gave my self A little longer Everything would be so much better At this point in time I felt powerful At this point in time I was hopeful I’d survive And then I closed my eyes In trauma class They tell you A victim Will blame themselves first Will internalize a space of fear Of their own creation You ever notice that? She says A glance across the room What I whisper back And then she says Warm breath against your lips- Creation Is only for God   And children.
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miriam-harrington
21 / Androgynous
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Written by
miriam-harrington
21 / Androgynous
Published
Nov 1, 2021
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#psychology#gay#thriller#god#trauma#survive
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