An Absurd Reality
An Experimental Poem
I live in limbo, pressure behind the eyes
and everything in between - my life is in free-fall.
My mind is combustible, bruised from the aching
and wild - though my face shows not a thought had crossed it,
I never give it away.
Flat on my back, I stare at the white ceiling, bled with trickles of
blue through the walls. And the ache hasn't gone away, it throbs
more than before. At 2am, I recall the sound of the siren
bleating through the night that wakes me up as I try to sleep.
The crash of the gunshot through a formulating migraine -
the depths of soul, complete with nightmares but incomplete.
Sat at the edge of a kitchen table, running rice through my fingers
and verse through my mind, I break once more -
how long it will last,
I'll never know.
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Annie Kapur
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