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On Your Way

I'm imagining

the pavement blurring beneath

your brick heavy eyelids,

middle of the road

becoming more of a guess

than a goal,

grasping at thoughts

to keep the monotony from

monopolizing what memory

you have left.

 

That sound, that awful sound

that sometimes picks up

the second you've silenced it

in your mind,

is back again and driving

you insane,

the bane of the trip

on which you've been

for far too long

already.

 

So let me tell you how to quell

the endless feelings

you can't escape

before they suffocate

the essence of

your heart -

I have auburn hair

that glistens in the sunlight

and hazel eyes

you won't be able

to fight once you're

a few too many

drinks in

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melanie-beth
25 / F
Published
Feb 24, 2014
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