I miss when my heart wasn't dragged behind me
But instead was a rock-solid helium balloon
I wish that once I finally learn to breath underwater
It could follow me down into the cracks and find its doom
I am weighted by the boulders that I am pushing uphill
But still magnetically pulled backwards toward my sorrowful past.
If something I knew was wrong, then at least there would a way for me to leave myself alone.
Make me float up high
I want to be gone into the galaxy I know my heart itches for
The weight of this atmosphere is not enjoyable
The thickness of this world is not fun
I see only overcast skies and sad, longing umbrellas being smashed with the grogginess of midnight paints.
They do not long for peace such as I do.
And I will evade their asteroids until I am spaghetti-fied in the gravitas of a swirling, gaping mouth
A single tear in our being and all we thought was meaningless is essential,
And then the dripping sparks from our dragging hearts catches
Until the helium finds our lungs in giggles and cries
Helping us lift our weights
So that we may fly again.
About the Creator
Ruby Red
Heya friend, I'm Red!
I write poetry, so subscribe for a hint of vulnerability, some honesty and the occasional glimpse behind my mask 🌱
Taking a break from Vocal; focusing on my anthology 🫶💖
AI is not art.


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