
I hear voices whisper in my head.
I see colors, but then they turn to red.
I touch spirits but they all smell of death,
Decay rolling in like boulders on my health.
I taste the blood filling my mouth.
I choke on coins; the copper is my doubt.
I breathe in dust like it’s my only food source.
Empty rooms break me, but I will let it run its course.
I hear voices shouting from the other side.
I see color, indigo where I hide.
I feel the spirits; they’re all awake now,
Behind the emerald door that unlatches when I bow.
I taste the cold humidity of rain.
I choke on water, as I drown in my pain.
I breathe in one last breath and tell you goodbye,
Because these rooms were full of lies and I cannot die
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About the Creator
Remi Akers
Remi is a poet and Young Adult fantasy/contemporary writer. They are a nonbinary demi-androromantic asexual who has chronic pain and fatigue. They like to write all things dark, queer, and cozy.


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