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Charles KC Aiken
Poems
Dec 2023
Numb
So softly
The air leaves
These lungs fill
Just slightly
I messed up
I gambled
I drank up
I shot up
When will I ever learn?
When will it be my turn?
To heal from
These addictions
To find peace
In this fiction
I know I'm growing old
And these traps are for the young
I know my time is running out
But I'd rather just be numb
I cut up
The scars fade
I black out
Till the next day
I'm running
I'm dying
I smoke up
I'm flying
When will I ever learn?
I wish there was some cure
I'm drowning
In myself
I wish I
Was someone else
I know that I'm hurting
And its gone on for too long
When will I love myself?
Instead of getting numb
The bullet
Is waiting
The gun is
Just failing
The pills drop
Like candy
I wake up
They failed me
When will I ever learn?
To just wait my ******* turn
I'm tired
Of this life
Why can't I
Just die
Tomorrow maybe
I can't see that far
To wake up again
Is just too hard
Written by
Charles KC Aiken
37/M/Lehi, UT
(37/M/Lehi, UT)
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