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Taylor Ramey Dec 2015
The clock glows a dim green,
gently reminding me that the sun will be up soon.
I sigh,
and continue to type meaningless words on a page that doesn't exist.
Taylor Ramey Dec 2015
Click
Click
Click
Words spew onto the screen,
The story of how you make me feel.
How my chest aches in anguish
At the distance that divides us.
How I spent seasons sobbing at the sky
How the brightest blue fades
Contrasted with your smile.
How every “I love you” I send is as sincere as the first.
How every “I love you” I receive still makes me melt.
How I can measure minutes in thoughts of you.
And then.
I crush the curious arrow always pointing left,
Never letting me be right.
Never letting me express myself for fear of being cast aside
Funny how that unassuming arrow
Holds me back from so much.
Click
Click
Click
Taylor Ramey Dec 2015
Sometimes I wonder if wandering eyes,
Can see through my bravado and intrepid disguise.
Taylor Ramey Dec 2015
A blue glow casts shadows across my face.
The room is silent except for the low drone of the air-conditioning unit
And the grumble of the clearly miserable commentator.
Taylor Ramey Dec 2015
The grotesqueness of Man
Shown to a clouded mind.
The animalistic nature
Of a society that separates itself
from the animals
Revealed.

In the moment,
Thoughts too jumbled to express
The stark realization.
The realization that society is sick.
A pustule ready to burst
Packed with the greed and malice of the masses
And the Hypocrisy of a people
Where being equal means being white
Where opportunity only lies in lineage

And then the sharpness and soundness returns
And all those realizations fade
Chalked up to delusions of a drug induced dementia
Taylor Ramey Dec 2015
My dorm.
A small room
Inhabited by two people
No room for decoration or privacy
Covered in
Garbage
Walls clad in solid red brick
Much like a prison
My dorm.
Taylor Ramey Dec 2015
Wake up,
Groggily stumble to the shower,
A few minutes pass,
A thud lets me know that my time is up
My roommate grumbles and shuffles past
I eat breakfast,
Alone.
I make my pilgrimage to classes.
The day goes by.
A blur.
I sleep.
Wasted time.
Wasted youth.
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