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I am so thirsty. I sip and sip But still my throat is dry And hot. I feel the air growing thicker. Or maybe thinner… It is so hard to tell. Why is it so hard to tell? All I know is it is hard to breath. I can’t breathe. I can’t breathe! I feel myself letting go. What is it that I am releasing? What do I have to hold on to? And I gasp and grasp at the air Yet I will find no reassurance And no comfort. I am greeted with the harsh wind of truth Which stings my cheeks and blinds me, Shards of broken glass cutting me down. Breaking me down. Soon there will be nothing left. I do not want to let go. I want to hold on. I want to be here. I want. I want. I need. I need a drink. I sip and sip It trickles down, touching every inch of me. It scorches my throat And scalds my stomach. It does not Satisfy me. I do not know why I continue to sip This dreadful elixir. It is too late. For it has already put a spell on me. l.s.
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Oct 17, 2016
Oct 17, 2016 at 11:39 PM UTC
Quench My Thirst
I am so thirsty. I sip and sip But still my throat is dry And hot. I feel the air growing thicker. Or maybe thinner… It is so hard to tell. Why is it so hard to tell? All I know is it is hard to breath. I can’t breathe. I can’t breathe! I feel myself letting go. What is it that I am releasing? What do I have to hold on to? And I gasp and grasp at the air Yet I will find no reassurance And no comfort. I am greeted with the harsh wind of truth Which stings my cheeks and blinds me, Shards of broken glass cutting me down. Breaking me down. Soon there will be nothing left. I do not want to let go. I want to hold on. I want to be here. I want. I want. I need. I need a drink. I sip and sip It trickles down, touching every inch of me. It scorches my throat And scalds my stomach. It does not Satisfy me. I do not know why I continue to sip This dreadful elixir. It is too late. For it has already put a spell on me. l.s.
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Oct 17, 2016
Oct 17, 2016 at 11:39 PM UTC
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