Dry
The day you said "I don't feel we're right",
I felt as if the salts of all the universes oceans resided there
beneath my tongue,
brittle and parched sort of like a fish out of water,
I could breathe but it wouldn't have helped,
my lunges shared feeling with that of despair and solitary,
I had lost my oxygen, I no longer swam in an ocean of familiar creatures,
I was a stranger;
a stranger to the air I once depended on,
and to the love I seeked to define the vowel aspects of my womanhood.
That day your words broke through the depths of my mind
the depths for which I hid the things I didn't like about myself,
and there once again I found myself..
unstable.
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