The Dark
I do not like the dark.
The stillness creeping through my bones
Crippling my senses
Into dust.
In a vast expanse,
No matter where,
I am blinded by nothing
And everything.
In space
Or under my sheets,
I still
f
l
o
a
t
My lingering thoughts
Dance on my eyelids,
Lulling me to the
unknown.
Uncomfortable in comfortable silence.
I can no longer see
Who I was
Or who I want to be.
I am afraid of the dark.
My disguised self
Drip
Drip
Drips
Away.
I can almost touch
The darkness,
But it slips behind my fingers.
I can no longer tell
Where it starts and ends.
It exposes my love and my dreams,
But I cannot see which way they have gone.
I am naked in my skin,
And I can no longer remember
Who I was
Or who I want to be.
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