Standing before a mirror
Frail hands tucking my hair
Who is that creature?
Staring at me
With such dejected irisesMirror, Mirror on the wall,
Kindly answer my call
Where have they gone?
The laughters, positivity, beauty
That once made the heavenly bodies
Wail with envyGenie, Genie, Genie
Bring back the gone me
The bold, the reckless
That was sucked in by
The black hole of anxietyWhy can't the shard of glass cut any deeper?
Poison spreads faster than a wildfire?
Rope, sturdier?
Skull, ribs, frailer?Then like a bucket being filled,
I came in to my senses
All are futile
Because I am long
Deprived of life
And I can't be
D e a d e r
any more-The long dead
Note:
The piece above is a product of an activity in one of my subjects and I edited it a bit and decided to post it here. And also, much thanks to a friend of mine for her stunning artwork! You can check her out on her instagram: a.burrsir
Thank you and best wishes!
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Constellation
PoetryHere lies the speck of words orbiting in my own galaxy that was once lost but finally found its own constellation.