Poems I can't read to my mother
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  • Reads 619
  • Votes 36
  • Parts 41
  • Time 45m
Ongoing, First published Jan 14, 2019
Mature
When I hit my head against the bathroom sink and the blood is pouring down my face...
I'll look into the mirror like a camera lens and smile.
I'll smile at my ugly face, tears mixing with blood.
I'll smile at my mushy brain, happiness mixing with pain.
I'll smile a little bit brighter when I see that shiny door, glistening triumphantly in my face.
I'll smile until my memory fades,
Until they forget my name,
Until the tears stop,
Until the blood dries,
Until my happiness subsides,
My pain being the only thing that follows me as I pass along the translucent skies.
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Greeting Insanity

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I find comfort in the colors of the world That's where the "doctors" have it wrong Sticking people like me In rooms adorned only with Plain Crisp White Walls White room White bed White toiletries White necessities It's vile It's cruel And it makes them seem a fool Placing me in a cell of plastic A cubical of my own destruction The world fades by Repeating Hazy Just because I'm what they call Crazy I see white White room White bed White toiletries White necessities It's stereotypical It's defective It feels Repetitive They first discover my "condition" A problem to them When I flung a can of paint Screaming My throat bled Ear piercing Agony ricocheting off the Plain Crisp White Walls As I released the inner me Congratulations On greeting my insanity