Paper ChromatographyA Poem by Alexandra
During the worst semester of my life
While playing with paper chromatography and diluting solutions I found insight in my lab partner, currently my best friend I would listen to her social and sexual experiences Wondering how love is so finite and temporal Unbeknownst to my friends, I would walk home knee deep in the mud I would fall onto my floor to finally recollect I would listen to the voices in my head to fall asleep That this is how time goes by And that was the solution to everything painful, correct? Four months of complete solitude, finding the errors in my ways Finding glimpses of the back of your head in the theater And green eyes would meet mine for a second to return to the priority I lost all sense of myself, drinking down pills of ibuprofen to desensitized whatever the f**k was in my head This was two years ago. I found the ibuprofen again in my drawer Full and colorful, I took my first one I let the wave of numbness hit my brainstem Desensitize my coordination Desensitize my organizational planning, please Deplete me Speak to the pons Start the alpha waves to reduce me to nothing but minimal consciousness I dreamt of that day The day you found out green eyes penetrated our peripheral I will always remember it To never make the same mistakes like that again Brown diluted the green The paper chromatography just kept changing colors to you I found you And I let it go, again So I think of Anita before she ever fell in love And I think of my hour long showers before I had purpose And the books i would read to pass the time And you break it You break it all Finding you was so unpleasant and such a f*****g miracle I was wrong, this is more than finite and temporal. I know.
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Added on August 15, 2018 Last Updated on August 15, 2018 |

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