Fastidious
I was never one to waste my breath;
When every word is worth
It’s weight in gold,
You have no choice
But to make them heavy,
Lasting.
Solidify the spastic thoughts
And cut through the superfluous.
Say what you must
With as little as possible.
And learn to enjoy the flickers
Of sanity
That course through the silent lapses in your thoughts,
Where you realize
We are all hiding.
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