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"infantsy" poems
Attached to me like a phantom limb, Tearing from my spent body, Sparing me little pain, my map is marked a new. My experiences etched in the frame, the floor. Since mere infantsy, you protected me. I've concealed within you my deepest desires, my churning anxieties, my burning furies, setting fire to the curtains. Now I explore new empty walls carrying my echo, evidence of unfamiliarity, And I begin to unpack.
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Feb 18, 2013
Feb 18, 2013 at 10:38 PM UTC
kristen-weeden
Fairview Dr.
Attached to me like a phantom limb, Tearing from my spent body, Sparing me little pain, my map is marked a new. My experiences etched in the frame, the floor. Since mere infantsy, you protected me. I've concealed within you my deepest desires, my churning anxieties, my burning furies, setting fire to the curtains. Now I explore new empty walls carrying my echo, evidence of unfamiliarity, And I begin to unpack.
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