My eyes see you as the car races with the air 
Going through a puddle along the way 
Oh wait, never mind 
It was a mailbox 
It was white like you, not that I care 
After all humans are supposed to be input and output machines just like computers 
After all, that's what Im doing right now, aren't I? 
Yes I give you my input and then your output can be anything, even if I don't hear 
Isn't it oh so humorous when the machines we are say something we don't want heard, so we pack up the machine 
If your like the people I miss, there machine was fragile lungs with pale skin 
Tubes so they could make it 
It streamed the air I pass by now 
To them 
Because to them, I wasn't a machine 
The machine of me was actually talking 
After all my machine was just a battery 
Powering me all I needed to get through the day 
So; 
To the people I miss 
I hope your machines revisit me someday, so 
I can't miss you anymore. 
Missing is too hard on a weak, pale little being like me 
So please, to the people I miss, can I have your machine?
                                      
                                          
                                   
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My Unstable Poetry
PoetryA diary of sorts. 2015-2017. A poetry collection of angst, depression, and epiphanies.
 
                                           
                                               
                                                  