Disbelieve in me.
I am myself, vapid,
a constant vapor.
I reach for you constantly.
I know what you think sometimes, I think; I'm not pretty,
challenged stylistically.
A twisted myth, contorted god.
Strewn, unrolled on clay like sod.
You looked for the green leaves, but got brown rusted blades.
I speak to you, but you don't listen, you can't hear, or remember.
I gawk and fawn, I think of you constantly.
I believe in you.
You are yourself, existing.
Soft flesh that rolls off my mind,
my tongue.
I speak your name and feel the condensation ripple down my spine
as I lay awake at night, while you sleep;
dreamless while I dream,
of you.
Hoping and praying that one day, I will exist too.
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Confusion in Underground Clouds
PuisiThis is a collection of assorted poems, detailing one consciousness extending and swirling into another, and another, and another.