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my mind's a minefield, a garbage dump, a tilt-a-whirl
some mirror maze turned labyrinth
things go in but they don't come out
unless they're chewed up, canines still stuck bloody in their sinew
the question on every dendrite's lips is "are we? aren't we?"
and I wish I had the answer
instead of a spiral into a depressive episode
that I pray I'll get out of
at the very least, my silver lining has a name
he has kind, weathered eyes and a warm smile with them
thoughts of him are cherry cordial here, spiked with prohibition and syrup
sometimes I can feel how warm he is from all these time zones away
sweet when I'm bitter and bound by the blush rising in my own cheeks
hey, I'll whisper to no one, I love you. I really, really love you.
it's warm like that
I promise it is
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