alien men
we live like robots: doing what we're told with no sense of ourselves
sometimes i wonder
if other people feel like aliens too:
programmed to go through the motions of everyday life -
( never feeling - not enjoying )
participating as though we are controlled by someone else.
my body isn't mine
we live separately
i watch myself do things from across the room -
observing the way life happens, but never taking part.
apathy kills
the same way the darkness falls:
it leaves a heavy curtain over my eyes
and i feel nothing when i watch the world implode.
i don't cry for the dead
even when i loved them.
i find serendipity within the
deepest corners of my mind -
( where shadow men live).
sometimes i wonder if it's possible to feel
anything at all. human expression is overbearing:
crippling us to the floor.
i won't miss you when you go,
but revel in the space you leave behind
because now it is mine.
i don't long for a friend
even when i have none.
(alien men observe themselves from the shadows)
where no one else lurks.
i live in my own head
and i don't mourn when everything goes dark.
About the Creator
ghostsandrebels
i'm a a queer writer, poet, cat lover, and author. i'm passionate about psychology, human rights, and creating places where lgbt+ youth and young adults feel safe, represented, and supported.
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