As I See Myself, I Am
I see myself running from you. I ran out of questions to your answers. I see myself cradled by walls that exceed towards the Mesosphere, and you behind open doors. I rely on, as a solution, that maybe tomorrow is worth taking advantage of. I see myself angry with you. Anger which has been left over for decades, steadily gaining exhaust as my body grows weary. I see myself frustrated by your shortsighted breaths and knocked by another setback. In a crowded room, it's just me who is speechless. I see myself nourished at the faultlessness of my own voice because after talking to these walls, these walls cannot talk back. Only God has given me deliverance and I was appointed to him. I see myself drinking fine whine, toasting alone on a day that falls once a year in June. I'm not taking my oppression out on you, you couldn't take my oppression out of me. I see myself lying next to you. I take it hard to sigh as my lungs tighten. I see myself as you failed to do so. My responses went from without exception to limited, then my cries were obtained to a morning without dawn. You have so much to say... now that I am gone.
I see myself sitting up on the bed, digging a hole into the wall after another nightmare.
As I see myself, I am.
I see myself sitting up on the bed, digging a hole into the wall after another nightmare.
As I see myself, I am.
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