they came along, while i slept.
creeping over floor and furniture, likes ants.
the wisps of darkness crawled inside, nestling into my mind.
when i awoke, my head was heavy.
too heavy to lift from the pillow.
I could not move, wrapped in a vice of tangled blankets and numbness.
I tried calling for help, but my words were muffled by the silent actions my body threw out.
'please' i cried, 'see me. hear me'.
but my lips were seen shut with a thread, of absolute worry and guilt.
you hurt me, but i crave you.
you are blind to me, but i see only you.
'I love you' you say.
but all i see are meaningless words and deft actions that speak volumes.
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Think In Texture, Breathe In Colour
PoetryA collection of poems that illustrate my tumultuous brain.