i once thought that this is what i deserve:
this caustic imbalance
this toxic enfolding fear;
but my weakest cause
these days
has eroded the tissue surrounding
the head, finally
so i let the collapse
begin, having hope
that the attrition will
reveal, in time, the hot
marrow of my heart
and leave me in a fine stupor;
receptive of the best
signals, the warmest
impulses that once thundered
in the vein and drove me
to far fields and left
me the master of stars and moons
some days, yet, i'm
again small in a smallest of rooms
where the voices of the most
violent stay me here fast,
wondering ever wondering:
what did you do to you
to do this to me?
no matter
really no matter
the head is ceding the victory
to the heart
and hope is due,
while my weakest cause
erodes
and erodes
Wednesday, August 22, 2018
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