I walk now

Lee Renard Caspian

So now I walk...

I walk because you can't cry when you're trying to breath

I walk because I am afraid that if I stop my heart will freeze

 

I wear the miles into my soul,

I walk until I somehow feel whole.

A numbness washes over my bones,

And the ringing fades to simple death tones.

All the feeling and thoughts push me to fall,

So I walk until I feel nothing at all.

 

Then I tear at my skin with relentless desire,

A dangerous pursuit to set my flesh on fire.

If only it were that simple and sure,

That I could tear this out and finally be pure.

I'd lay it in your hands as I kissed your face,

But instead I walk at this soulless pace.

 

My thoughts are too loud

My demons too proud

Anxiety is violent

But pain is silent

  • Author: Lee Renard Caspian (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: April 12th, 2018 15:54
  • Category: Sad
  • Views: 30
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Comments1

  • onepauly

    no rest for the weary.



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