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The tide rushes in And fills my lungs with water, Slapping the air right out of my chest. For a brief moment the storm breaks Giving me just enough time To breathe deep and push the air Barely hard enough To bring me back ashore. I am enough to control the waves. A storms breaks out, Flooding all around and I am without a life vest, Enclosing around me from every angle I barely see an exit. Soon enough it creeps to my chin And I am forced to hold my breath. I am not enough to control the storms. I shout it as though The vibrocity of my words Dictate it's strength. Ringing through every orifice in my body, Straining my lungs till I taste the blood And only a croak is left inside. I am enough to command the sky. I shout atop a mountain As if it were an empty field. Filling the wind with my fruitless whim, Charming the skies to not leave me. All done in vain and with no restraint I barely pierce the space I stand. I am not enough to bellow the wind.
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Apr 3, 2017
Apr 3, 2017 at 12:05 AM UTC
fight or flight
The tide rushes in And fills my lungs with water, Slapping the air right out of my chest. For a brief moment the storm breaks Giving me just enough time To breathe deep and push the air Barely hard enough To bring me back ashore. I am enough to control the waves. A storms breaks out, Flooding all around and I am without a life vest, Enclosing around me from every angle I barely see an exit. Soon enough it creeps to my chin And I am forced to hold my breath. I am not enough to control the storms. I shout it as though The vibrocity of my words Dictate it's strength. Ringing through every orifice in my body, Straining my lungs till I taste the blood And only a croak is left inside. I am enough to command the sky. I shout atop a mountain As if it were an empty field. Filling the wind with my fruitless whim, Charming the skies to not leave me. All done in vain and with no restraint I barely pierce the space I stand. I am not enough to bellow the wind.
jenna-lucht
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Apr 3, 2017
Apr 3, 2017 at 12:05 AM UTC
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