Slowly trying to exit
Discretely as a deserter can be
This has to be a well thought out plan
No witnesses, your vulnerable eyes must not see
Careful, removing familiar mundane pieces
Those trinkets mean the earth to you
You wont survive with those reminders
And carnage, my slither of heart will not do
Erasing myself ever so softly
Little by little shedding away I tear
The drawers are hollow and lighter
The cupboards are starving, but bare
That picture of us on the nightstand
Haunting sweet image will be your demise
My slithering heart now an inch thick
I will remove this death sentence from your eyes
Beating organ withdrawing for weeks
These attaching objects, the final touch
Your eyes now heavier, pained so naive
Force feeling I can't. I'm simply a selfish lush.
YOU ARE READING
27 years in, one heart out...
PoetryMy second collection of anything and everything.