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The Nibbling Nightmare

It's always been connection

Just one person who truly gets me

But life is a constant hole of judgement and scrutiny

That there is simply no place to just be me

 

 

This emptiness slices out a gap in my heart.

Cuts it four times and then four more.

Four jagged slices that no one has been able to piece

And it grows into a living nightmare.

 

 

The nightmare has teeth too.

Sharp canines

That eat one inch of me every day

How many inches have I left?

 

Maybe it's just me.

Maybe it's nothing at all eating at me

Maybe it's all just one big nightmare.

But one can tell when their heart is gone

 

I wonder where it's gone

Maybe off to a place it can finally call home

Maybe it plunged into the waters

Hoping to find something that matters

 

 

But in the end,

Even after butterflies come and go,

They come for a spoonful of time

And then leave for a lifetime

But in the end , I'm searching for me,

Wandering in the dark. All alone.

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Soulreader
15 / F / In my head
Published
May 14
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#loneliness#search#sadness#isolation#nightmare#alone
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