Restless 2

A piece of luggage

Shimmer lit the vapid land

Arid air blew across the mirrors of the glass houses

She Swallowed me

I need to leave you see

The desert I've lost myself in stretches

An ocean thats lived too far above ground

Endless capacity with no witness

 

I used to see my life as two pockets

Now all I see is us fallen back to the world

Sentimental value shines though the dimmest moments

Still I am reminded of years past

Sand and sea

Plants, hills, things resurfacing

She swallowed me

  • Author: A piece of luggage (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: February 21st, 2026 04:02
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  • sorenbarrett

    This poem leaves a solemn feel, a type of shadow cast from the past to the present. An image set in past times still casts its cold image into today. Well done



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