Fears

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It’s not the tomorrow I’m afraid of.

You don’t know

how much it takes

To pull yourself out of the dark hole

And move upward the walls of the abyss.

It is a drill

Unheard, unseen, unwanted.

It is a move stuck in slow motion

Getting slower by the day…

Just put on your make up.

You know it is a warlike paint.

The mirror smiles back

Unaware and unsuspectingly…

Just another day in paradise…

It is today’s crack I worry about

And the black faceless bodies

Of shadows without a voice.

Waiting patiently nearby

To pull you back in

If you step aside the rope.

Yet, again,

I immerse in the silence

To voicelessly weep under the waters.

Safe in my mother’womb.

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  1. After All,
    I felt you again in my sleep last night. Like always my dreams of you are peripheral. An overheard conversation where your name is mentioned; a letter in my hand I try desperately to read before I wake. A Styrofoam coffee cup and half-read book on an empty table where I knew you were just minutes before. It’s as tough my dreams are a mirror of my waking world, like finding myself walking down the street where I could have sworn I caught a glimpse of you, only to look again and realize it wasn’t you after all.
    Lang Leav

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