All I Need
While cold sand seeps between my toes
And silent seabirds soar above my head
I slouch, drugged by unconsciousness
My blurred vision slowly reveals a foreign beach
Though it seemed familiar
As I tilt my head back
Dark clouds consume the sky
And I softly close my eyes
Waiting for the rain to come
But nothing falls
My fists clench and
As I realize I’m trapped
Panic instills
I’m here
Once again
How can one survive?
Without tangible necessities or internet connection
Or a single shoulder to cry on
There’s no way out
But then I’ve come to senses
This island is so familiar
Though the clouds have clogged my mind
I suddenly know
Where I am
Not a single sip of water
Nor a bit of wireless fidelity
Could contribute to my past experiences
They are bitter and blue but
It’s all I need
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