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I see a netted drape Over my mouth And a knotted one Over my occipital A breath of fresh air, Still finds its way south; To give no relief As my ***** drawls. I'm a southern girl, So south you ain't south anymo', The same as my health, Downed like a Merritt Island Iced Tea. (For those of you unknowing, MI is were addicts go to retire, and our teas are more green than the dragon) For vainglory we go Buzzed and slow I did so well, despite red in the bowl over and over I just saw roses On my long nails, under my eyelids, in my nostrils, Unnoticeably pale. The pain makes me pass, outer than cattle In the Atlantic, you still won't find them. If I count like a toddler, why can't he? He strangles my ears, Slaps my eyes, clenches my stomach, hurts my hands, my arms, my spine, my legs, my face, my jaw, And still they don't listen. I can't blame them much. Though I said many word, The passion didn't seem right. Wrong to the right people, Screamed to the able, Signed to the deaf. No one has done anything horrible to me. Nobody but me. Sure, I have problems with my mind Like most of you here (otherwise we wouldn't be writers, though I am of a differemt [boring] breed) But that's not what's killing me. My body is shutting down, And I wish that was metaphorical. Or that it would hurry up and finish.
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Apr 9, 2015
Apr 9, 2015 at 8:33 PM UTC
A wealthy jester's journal