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Aug 2014
You can get addicted to a certain type of silence
A silence,
That crashes and rumbles with the white noise of unthought thoughts
A silence That tastes of bitter bile and sharp edge of sour saliva
A silence That smells of empty rooms and
Overflowing rain in the gutter
A silence That feels like an astronaut alone, in the drifting sea of infinite space
A silence That appears as a solitary girl,
Sitting on the edge of a bed
Lost in the silence created by shards of grass,
Fragments of the moon
She's lost,
Addicted to the silence of walking down her street, her boulevard of shattered dreams
what if veryone just stopped caring?
Ava
Written by
Ava  Nowhere, Vermont
(Nowhere, Vermont)   
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   ryann
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