Enough
Burnt tounge and lived in bones--
I've got a world here
All my own
Scale the scaffolding
Here. Now. Perspective.
Because I'm tired
of feeling it's all coming to an end
of feeling the languid dread
of feeling its approach
-thick, Molasses, and my throat
cannot speak
and I, cannot think
it's like the drip of a leaky faucet
IV tube. Again. And slow.
Here. Now. Perspective.
I'm tired
And I refuse.
I'm a creator
a doer
I make things happen
I shape my world
I am a goddess wielding her pen.
I Build.
--take no part in destruction, in the end of days
there is a babe crying and I know, know about
that suffering, know about that pit. No.
Take no part.
I am an Engineer
An Architect
See this spring
see me come
see me develop
-I am a woman of value
I am not just because I think
Not just because I breathe
I do, I react, I act
Every decision and indecision
Mine, every troubled line
read, or unread, touching hearts
or helping just mine.
I exist in a bigger space than my own head.
I exist here. Now.
Take no part
in a forced abyss
Heed this, you are more than just
that space you occupy
More than pure psychical body
More than pure strangled mind
You are more
A conglomeration
Nebulous star stuff
You are the ink on a page
bright Summer's morning
You are the laughter and the tears
byproducts of being
You Are.
And that is enough.
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