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Sea deep Pain

Thrown to the sea

By Rachel SteinmetzPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
Sea deep Pain
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Pain is something too deep to feel.

It's easier to let it be.

to stuff every emotion that could have been real

to the deepest waves of the sea.

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To watch it them twist and turn

somewhere outside of me.

And to wash away the fleeting burn

with fantastical reality.

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Curse it, when it turns to rage

And blinds from seeing right.

It uniquely never withers with age

and only bloodies the fight.

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The people only make it worse

with words of truth that sting.

The notes of pain and rage converse

till they forget how to sing.

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Tears no longer threaten to spill,

they've grown outdated and old.

With hearts that have long gone still

and reek of soil and mold.

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Never in a million years

do I find the courage to cry.

Poor little heart, all it bears

will have to stay with it till I die.

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    Written by Rachel Steinmetz