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itooshallburn · 11 days
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A Man with a Crow Fetish
Tall and proud
Hair full of wonder
Eyes of deep ocean blue
Wheezing through the forest
Greeting creatures
Making friends both old and new
All were there
Except for one
Flying away was all it knew
Falling one day
Pebbles under toe
Yelling for aid from the crew
Screaming murder
Deep colors covered
There was you
Feeling uncertain
As eyes may deceive
Asking aloud: "Do dreams really come true?"
Saying hello
Yet fearing goodbye
You stayed to say “I’ll help you through”
Standing up
You strayed away
The time had come for a sad adieu
Growing fond
A tear rolled down
But who could know, from me or you?
Watching you soar
Feeling empty anew
I realized, all was not true
For you
Were only
A cockatoo
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itooshallburn · 10 months
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There's a strange euphoria when the blade makes a mark upon the skin. I've never really known why. Why is there a satisfaction when I see little dots of blood? Why do I itch to make another stroke, again and again? Is it truly just a sickness of the mind? Or is it the only sense of freedom I can find?
I've been feeling out of it these days. Not really knowing my true place in the world. Would it really matter if I were gone? Those around me would scream: Don't go! You're wanted here! But the truth is when I am gone, it will only be a short minute of contemplation before I am gone. Lost to whatever else in the world consumes their thoughts. Could this be my mind tricking me once again? Or am I truly just a small dot somewhere in the universe. Not given a glance, not given a care. Just like a single freckle upon the cheek. Not noticed among the crowd.
Being seen, that's all anyone really needs. Not having to shout that I am here. Having someone know that you are. Not having to explain the thoughts in your head. As you, the one with the brain, knows not what's in it.
Why am I constantly bombarded with these ghosts? Why must I be alone when they speak??
But I am not alone. The blade that gives me freedom is near. It calls to me. I give it a little here and there. I am afraid that soon, it will need more. More than what small morsel I've given it thus far. More than a small taste. Someday it was need a feast. Someday it will eat me whole.
That day, is a day I fear. But it shall come. Just like any other day. Nothing different, nothing special. Just a banquet of sadness. But also a day of rest. The final day and the final rest. As much as I fear, I also welcome. Welcome an end. All things end.
One can only wish for an end.
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