This piece is dedicated to KlaraSofe for her continuous support
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×Can't you feel the music?It reaches toward you with it's claws,
sinking them into the fabric of your
chest,
You gasp for breath as it drags it's
hands down your body, but-
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×Can't you feel the music?Its crawling, lingering hands tug
deftly on your loose threads,
tearing the stitches that run
along your sides and-
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×Can't you feel the music?It's long, slender fingers send pulses
of electric shocks through to your
core like a million defibrillators,
Dantily, those same fingers peel the
thin fabric that holds you together
away, opening you like a book, still-
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×Can't you feel the music?It guts you like a fish,
Plucking out the cotton you stuff in
your hollows to make up for all the
empty space,
emptying the cavity in your chest
where your heart should be, so-
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×Can't you feel the music?It punctures your lungs, deflating you
like a balloon, leaving you limp and
lifeless, nothing but flesh, yet-
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×Can't you feel the music?It slips on your skins like a suit,
The thrill and shock of something
new taking over your vessel sending
goosebumps running along your arms
and your blood rushing like a rapid,
coursing through the rivers in you,
now-
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×Can't you feel the music?It settles in, sewing up your seams,
Filling the otherwise pointless space
and taking control from inside to-
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×Can't you feel the music?It stands you up, testing out the
strength in your limbs before making
you sway to it's continuous rhythms
and despite how heavy it is to carry
you feel a thousand times lighter and-
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×Can't you feel the music?It hands you the reins as a new
motivation floods through you unlike
any you've had before and relaxes in
it's newfound home, and for-
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×Can't you feel the music?Because it's made just for you,
A part of you that somehow got left
out when you were first assembled
and has journeyed forever through
many vessels to find you and claim it's
rightful spot.
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And you can feel the music,As it shakes you internally,
reverberating up your spine to
remind you that, somehow, you're
still here and that counts for
something, right? Right?
At least you can feel something, even
if it's only through the music.
YOU ARE READING
Silent Mouths, Rambling Minds
Poetry"Those who speak the least have the most interesting things to say,"