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#stewing
I take strength from them the mice are scratching inside the walls I resign myself to the trees as I move further into the forest, I'm forgotten The Moon is a clock I am revealed within, pale skin a part of me stayed in the city trapped it makes me docile needy and wrapt The moon is a clock that my clouds often block I resign myself to the trees I take strength from them they will struggle through winter with me I have no faith in flesh I love They move below above the trees wear the earth like a sock The Moon is a clock as I lay in the meadow the grass covers me quickly the taste of blessed sanctuary becomes sickly I stare at chipped paint on floorboards wrap cold knuckles on a dead door I resign myself The Moon is a clock the clouds fluffy socks we will struggle through winter I will die in my own little world this big one a backdrop The Moon is a clock As I move further into the forest the bare trees become more honest I take strength from them they are here with me I have no faith in flesh the mice are scratching inside the walls the leaves fall this blessed sanctuary becomes a trap my cold knuckles wrap on a dead door chipped paint on floorboards I resign myself to the trees and The Moon is a clock
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Sep 24, 2019
Sep 24, 2019 at 8:06 AM UTC
Scratching Inside The Walls
Are you raising plants from the ground Are you coaxing foxes from their dens Are you waiting for the sun to be confident again (for it to stop hiding because it thinks the moon shines brighter and it is ashamed) I need time alone Need time to sift my thoughts through my spaghetti strainer brain You took a weed-whacker to my youth, too And somehow I survived So I will be still And close up like a flower When the darkness comes.
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Nov 21, 2015
Nov 21, 2015 at 4:22 PM UTC
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