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noah
Poems
3d
broken cradle
an early suicide nose and a broken cradle
don't let go of his hand
please don't
you've got no idea of how fragile he is
please don't raise your voice
the night is scary and the monsters in his head are out
heart hammering heavy and sweaty palms
why can't you stay on your own
why can't we leave you alone
why are you crying
you've seen it all before
the hopelessness of an unadopted child getting too old
people passing and leaving
you'll end up like you began
utterly alone in your shell
head pounding and tears blurring
you'd rather feel empty than feel too much
bittersweet orange juice and forgotten band aids
why are you letting go
he's crying for you to come back
like falling from a bike over and over again
ears ringing like a wasp nest
the dark is uninviting and frightening
they'll crawl to your brain and you can't hold them back
nobody believes you
nobody believes in you
it's your fault
when will you grow up
no one will pick you up and carry you to bed
no one will kiss you good night on the forehead
so get yourself together and be a man
you probably won't ever be his son
they'd be right to leave you behind
stop wondering why
nobody wants that child that you are
dry your tears and puff your chest
knock some sense to your head stand up for yourself
salty cheeks and soups burning your tongue
falling into open arms won't hold you tight
there's no soft hand to grip onto
you're left alone and it's spooky
left and right and no familiar faces
hungry and wailing like a wounded beast
what are you gonna do about it
nobody will be sorry for your pretty face
you know nothing lasts forever
and they pushed you into that big void
you fell to the cold ground
with the poisonous walls and spike corners
wondering where's your bedroom door
shut and locked forever
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noah
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