
I am fully entitled, for today, to request:
Rearrange my bones to make space
for my organs to fill a wider body.
As today, I felt it again —
the air escaping my chest.
Born in summer, I spent each last birthday
melting winters. Some colder than others.
Moneyless
in a country of dreams (and you can dream of a money tree)
I feel again lonely,
and in the wrong body.
The wrong plane,
and I ordered the wrong
not even that affordable
cake.
So now, you must
give me wizardry.
Give me greener thumbs.
The thunder and the lightning: bang! Out of my arms.
A different type of hollowness which allows me
to preserve shame.
As in pickle it, or spare me it.
I feel entitled to what just happened.
Screaming Leave Me Alone
praying, let me go;
imploring confused cries in the wrong soul.
Pfa’. It happens all over again.
Green big bang.
Hot
and splash.
Cold and ashes on ashes
of all the things that have now
resurfaced.
Rearrange me,
I have no will.
Open yourself to me —
In every cryptic letter,
in every iteration
I just begged to be changed.
About the Creator
Avocado Nunzella BSc (Psych) -- M.A.P
Asterion, Jess, Avo, and all the other ghosts.

Comments (1)
The moment where the speaker feels ‘the air escaping my chest’ grounds the poem’s abstraction in a physical panic that feels painfully real also I have a few ideas about the story would you mind If I can ask?