do you see me?
i am spiraling down,
grasping at the walls within myself,
clawing for the person i am—
or is it the person i was?
who am i?
i am a collection of fuzzy memories,
screaming red faces and silent blue ones,
my own imaginary friend.
i speak of healing and peace
as if i embody an ever burning light of love.
but what happens when it goes out? are others willing to share their flame?
my gut is a black hole into which i’ve fallen,
and i feel as though i’m screaming for help, and the screams echo within my emptiness,
but they
do not
hear me.
Dec 9, 2020
Dec 9, 2020 at 11:23 AM UTC
do you see me?
i am spiraling down,
grasping at the walls within myself,
clawing for the person i am—
or is it the person i was?
who am i?
i am a collection of fuzzy memories,
screaming red faces and silent blue ones,
my own imaginary friend.
i speak of healing and peace
as if i embody an ever burning light of love.
but what happens when it goes out? are others willing to share their flame?
my gut is a black hole into which i’ve fallen,
and i feel as though i’m screaming for help, and the screams echo within my emptiness,
but they
do not
hear me.
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