Poetry
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The Shoebox Elf: A Poem
Trigger Warning: Some people may be sensitive to the choice of language and themes displayed in this poem. Read with caution. Shoebox thoughts A little elf trapped and doomed, Climbing tirelessly to escape. A complex mind, he’s pacing with thoughts. Can’t stay contained. Lifted up and out of the shoebox, a huge world awaits him.…
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here, now. (A Poem)
Fall asleep, To the rhythmic heartbeat, Of the next door patient. Jungles lined up before you like pieces of a puzzle.
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Just Jump it’s Doomsday (A Poem)
Is it awfully intrusive for me to jump through your window?…The floors are creaky and it hits me like a train, Our love’s existence fleeting.
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Locked in: a poem about being unable to escape
Petals floating in a stilled sky, Holding myself tightly as I shift away, Praying to God that he’ll hear my cry, My tears are burning my face tonight, When will I free myself? If it feels so close, Why won’t a door open? I’m just waiting for a sign Trying helplessly Trying, I’m trying But…