A Shell-Shocked PleaA Poem by Siren
Just like that,
softly stealing away, into the night that is quiet and dark. I am paralyzed at high speed, Chasing after it Calling out for it And watching it go. I wonder if this is the way it's to be or if it will gently return in the night, new skin for me to wake in next morning. I scream and I am silent, sobbing and in shock-- Lost and wounded, more bewildered than before, sliding and sinking deep into the grave I thought I'd left behind... they whisper softly to me, pleading to feel their appetite. they have slept long enough, and call like curious toddlers, hoping for the blood that gives them life so well and what can I do to resist? they have carried me through, they own me, they NO and I search instead Fighting, sprinting, gasping-- where are you?! knees, in wet soil; tears, flowing in rivers; breath, choked out bit by bit; ---a broken whisper to the night sky (...don't let me forget...)
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Added on July 22, 2013 Last Updated on July 22, 2013 |

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