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Yael Zivan
Poems
Nov 2014
insecurities please. A missing light. a rambling sick person speaks.
Where has my light gone?
It used to be there.
Inside my chest.
You could reach in and peak at it. Glowing always.
Time is slipping
or maybe time is constant and I am falling behind.
Is it to late to save the memories, as time floods past me?
What was I when I was small.
That child so fierce and true.
Present, curious, always prepared, in training for a life of wild possibility.
Now alone, sick, and lazy, uninspired and utterly unmotivated,
I search for the spark that lit me before.
That light that I knew was unique to me.
I am special. I am meant for great things, I am the hero.
Who whispered these false words to me as I dreamed.
Was it my own strange ego elixir that I concocted and fed myself daily?
Was it angels who told me these things?
Are the still true?
Will they ever be?
Where has it gone. That light that fed me and kept me alive and angry...
Caged and dependent; I was still free.
My mind is in a cage now.
attached to wires that beep and pulse and need constant energy.
I want to cut them away from me, but those wires are the only things connecting me to my world.
Do I want to be a half dead battery leaching away at my own life?
Could I escape before itβs to late?
I search for pleasure, distraction, entertainment, stimulation.
Make me feel again.
Anything.
Approve of me.
I have to escape this maze. Rip out these chords, let the blood remain on the ground.
Time to run to the silence, let me hear silence.
My ears will have to break the addiction too.
No more white lines blocking their sense.
Time to be alone with myself and finally hear the universes heart beat within me.
But what if my boss calls?
What if i am too late?
I will open the tiny box inside my chest, and it will be empty.
Darkness.
No light remaining.
Written by
Yael Zivan
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