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Sunken.

  • Writer: Merri Dodds
    Merri Dodds
  • Aug 30, 2018
  • 1 min read

Updated: Sep 3, 2018


This sky is grey,

she's the moon.

I don't believe in ghosts

But then why do I still feel you?


Morning sun,

she was the moon.

Noon hurts,

I ache across every inch

that this bed touches.

The lack of you

becomes a force

from each wall

against me.


If I stood

now,

my bones would crumble,

my tendons would stretch

‎and my body

‎would slowly, inelegantly,

Fumble, ‎tumble to the floor.


I will not sink now.

I will float,

soaked,

build a boat

                      and write a fable.


 
 
 

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