The emptiness is filling up the space,
I can feel the wind blowing through my body,
Only the mirror and it´s grace,
Please, can You all of this embody?
Once up on a time i was fabulously beautiful,
For men in ties very much suitable,
A bird in the nest, they cut off my wings,
And now I am just filling up my drinks.
My body is turning into dust,
It´s the gorgeous mirror that i can trust,
It can see that my heart is coloured in grey,
I fear, he is about to blow me away.
Sleeping Pills
( We are getting old.)
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Writing on meds
As I am writing this, I chugged a good amount of sleeping pills. Not to kill myself of course but to calm myself down before I go to bed, to stop the nightmares that I normally have. They work too well must admit, I can't feel a thing. 20 minutes have already passed. I'm in my bed now. I hear the wind blowing, and my dog scratching the doors. He wants to lie down next to me. I can't get up, I can't force myself to go to him. I feel peace. I feel emptiness. The type of empty heart that other people have. I have now a normal heart, the one that feels nothing in times like this, in times of being alone in bed. Alone and bed. Bed and alone. Dog scratching doors, wind blowing.
By Sleeping Pills 2 years ago in Poets
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Mortality is a monster; meaningful poem. Keep writing!