
I want to write poetry
But I only write monologues
I want to have everything
But you see there's this eerie fog
It drapes over my eyes and through my lungs
As I exhale I can see it hung.
I can't tell what it is
And it scares me to death
I turn to a sprint
Taking deep breaths
I end up stumbling and up above
I can see another one seemingly hung
A corpse in the forest, as lifeless as me
A corpse in the forest, can it really be?
As I step forward the fog clears
And my mind is free of its fears
The corpse was just the trunk of a tree
And now I can finally rest easy.
About the Creator
Indecisive inconvenience
Pain is gender neutral.
My name's Shawn, I'm 19, and I never learned how to write poetry.
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