Everything was dry.
My eyes, from lack of sleep.
My mouth, from lack of food and water.My heart, from lack of contact with people who cared.
I shut them out, so I could continue to punish myself.
I shut out my best friend, ripped our friendship to shreds.
They were only trying to help me, and make sure I wasn't dead.
My lungs were dry.
I could hardly breathe from the cold that I felt inside.
My brain was dry.
Thinking of only one thing: How else can I try to hurt without dying, to embarrass myself by crying?
My emotions were dry.
Apathetic, and pathetic.
I only felt sad, bad, mad.
I never felt glad, rad, plaid.
My friends were moving on without me.
Lost in a sorrowful sea, but the sea is dry.
The rivers don't flow.
My skin was pale, bones hollow, I didn't glow.
Lost my feelings, friends, family too.
Now I want it all back, want to rewind.
After a drought, recovery takes time.
I just want to stand and say that I'm okay now. But I know that's not true. I just regret that I lost you.
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Complexity
PoetryA poem collection. These.. mean a lot to me. "Complexity is being me, not knowing who you'll really be, knowing you'll have to wait and see."