The 5 Senses
Trying to shut out the world,
I cover my ears hoping not to hear the whispers,
or the rumors of what was, or what is.
I cover my eyes hoping not to see the stares,
or the people pointing at me, as they would the main attraction of the circus.
I can even smell the sourness of the looks, as if lemons were under my nose.
I can taste the bitterness of the words, as if they were sour cherries in my mouth.
I can feel them pulling at me as if I'm the rope for tug-of-war.
I feel as if I can't take anymore.
I feel this tightness come across my chest, like a sign of cardiac arrest.
How did I even get into this mess?
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