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Sarah Spang
Poems
May 2014
Wither
By and by and breath by breath
I Find that I have nothing left.
I am the skin laid out to dry;
The flayed, scraped creature that had to die.
I watched the sun's trip through the sky from
Sunken pits, these empty eyes:
Its gentle pace on through the trees to
Scarlet death on cloudy seas.
I felt the day rob from my veins
I longed for dusk, I prayed for rain
To fill me up, and quench the yearn
From hollowness to seek return.
I petrified here without you
I burned and withered and I knew:
By and by and breath by breath
I've given all, I'll give what's left.
And I'm still here, completely bereft
Where you placed me when you left.
Written by
Sarah Spang
28/F/Philadelphi, Pennsylvania
(28/F/Philadelphi, Pennsylvania)
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